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 1   I, 7|     contraries will serve to effect the change by its successive
 2   I, 9|   calls Great and Small, the effect is the same, for he overlooked
 3  II, 3|    simultaneously with their effect, e.g. this healing person
 4  II, 5|      the cause, nor can the "effect of chance" be identified
 5  II, 5| which is per se cause of the effect is determinate, but the
 6  II, 5|     are more relevant to the effect than others.)~Chance or
 7  II, 6|      vain", when it does not effect the end towards which it
 8  II, 9|      a saw such as it is? To effect so-and-so and for the sake
 9 III, 4|     that the infinite has no effect, and the only effectiveness
10  IV, 8|       so too in air; but the effect is imperceptible to sense.
11   V, 4|    without qualification: to effect this, that in which the
12  VI, 9|  already given above, to the effect that the flying arrow is