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1  II, 1 |    nature (in the one sense) is related to nature (in the other).
2 III, 3 |        in the same way, but are related as what can act to what
3  IV, 5 |         or air: so, too, air is related to water, for the one is
4  IV, 5 |      completely), water will be related to air in a way as part
5  IV, 9 |       then, is the earlier heat related to the later. So that the
6  IV, 14|     considering how time can be related to the soul; and why time
7 VII, 4 | sometimes again they are nearly related either generically or analogically,