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1   I,  2|       that the Animal-itself is compounded of the Idea itself of the
2   I,  2|    movement and cognitive, have compounded it of both and declared
3   I,  2|   declared soul to be, or to be compounded of, all the elements. All,
4   I,  4| contraries, and (b) the body is compounded out of contraries. Harmony,
5   I,  4|       parts and those variously compounded; of what bodily part is
6   I,  5|        or perception of what is compounded out of the elements, and
7  II,  1|      the sense of that which is compounded of both (a) and (b). Now
8 III,  3|      the states enumerated, nor compounded out of them.~But since when