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1      I, 3 |        is the general rule and natural (and it is in this way we
2      I, 13|      the same way: but what is natural is convertible because it
3      I, 13| concerned with things that are natural, and as a rule arguments
4     II, 16|       through C, though it was natural that C should be proved
5     II, 27|        changed together by the natural affections: I say "natural"",
6     II, 27|     natural affections: I say "natural"", for though perhaps by
7     II, 27|     those affections which are natural to us; rather I refer to
8     II, 27|        desires when I speak of natural emotions. If then this were