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 1   I,  4 |             and front, and right and left; and the contrary oppositions
 2  II,  2 |          that there is a right and a left in the heaven, with those
 3  II,  2 |           may say that, if right and left are applicable, there are
 4  II,  2 |           parts as this of right and left clearly present, and in
 5  II,  2 |           above and below, right and left, front and back, in every
 6  II,  2 |           above and below, right and left, in these bodies relatively
 7  II,  2 |           right that which is to our left, and left that which is
 8  II,  2 |            which is to our left, and left that which is to our right.
 9  II,  2 |          opposite parts as right and left, a boy land below, front
10  II,  2 |            two principles, right and left, only, to the exclusion
11  II,  2 |     generally than between right and left. The difference is sometimes
12  II,  2 |           animals, that of right and left is not found in plants.
13  II,  2 |           above and below, right and left. We need not be troubled
14  II,  2 |             distinction of right and left within it, all parts being
15  II,  2 |             which right differs from left in shape as well as in other
16  II,  2 |            region where they set the left. If then they begin from
17  II,  2 |              we are below and to the left. This is just the opposite
18  II,  2 |          hemisphere below and on the left side; the fact being the
19  II,  2 |            they are below and on the left. For the principle of their
20  II,  5 |             exhibits, like right and left, as we said before and as
21  II,  10| extremity-with this astronomy may be left to deal, since the astronomical
22 III,  8 |            That is why they have all left the cold out, though properly
23  IV,  4 |            to which it moves, may be left to another inquiry, since