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1 1 |  the soul (whichever of the two be the correct name). But
2 3 |  the sense-organs. These in two cases, taste and touch,
3 4 | midst of the substance, the two parts of the body, viz.
4 5 |   be noticed that there are two ways in which fire ceases
5 9 |     divided not merely into two, but into several parts,
6 11|     shows, for though these two functions go on in alternation,
7 14|     stated, is destroyed in two ways, either by extinction
8 16|     vain, and if there were two organs one would be purposeless,
9 27|   The extent to which these two differ and investigate diverse