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1   I,  1 | enmattered formulable essences.~Consequently their definitions ought
2   I,  3 | alteration, diminution, growth; consequently if the soul is moved, it
3   I,  4 |     ratio of mixture, and it is consequently not the case that each of
4   I,  5 |       be wholly insensitive and consequently not perceptive even of objects
5  II,  1 |      possess the qualification. Consequently, while waking is actuality
6  II,  4 |         like what is fed by it. Consequently it is clear that in a certain
7  II,  9 |    flavours from what is moist. Consequently the organ of smell is potentially
8  II,  11|        must be something solid. Consequently it must be composed of earth
9 III,  13| perceives by immediate contact. Consequently no animal body can consist