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 1   I,  2|   soul with the principle or principles of Nature, according as
 2   I,  2|      they admit several such principles or one only. Thus Empedocles
 3   I,  2| things are formed out of the principles or elements, so that soul
 4   I,  2|      the Forms themselves or principles, and are formed out of the
 5   I,  2|      and number of the first principles opinions differ. The difference
 6   I,  2|  make a blend and draw their principles from both sources. The number
 7   I,  2|  both sources. The number of principles is also in dispute; some
 8   I,  2|     traced back to the first principles. That is why (with one exception)
 9   I,  2|  construct it out of all the principles. Hence all those who admit
10   I,  2|      admit a multiplicity of principles make the soul also multiple.
11   I,  2|     of opposites among their principles, construct the soul also
12   I,  2|     while those who admit as principles only one contrary of each
13   I,  5|     of thing has elements or principles of its own, and that the
14   I,  5|   been.~Further, each of the principles will have far more ignorance
15  II,  1|     bodies; for they are the principles of all other bodies. Of