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1     Int,     III|       an overwhelmingly greater degree with the physics than with
2     Not,       1|     passive verb depends on the degree to which natura is personified,
3     Not,       1|       difference, except one of degree, between αιθηρ and πυρ,
4     Not,       2|        not hold. Admodum: "to a degree." Fratre: this brother was
5     Not,       2| Hortensius. Gradu: so the word "degree" was once used, e.g. "a
6     Not,       2|     used, e.g. "a squire of low degree" in the ballad. De opera
7     Not,       2|      such as have only a slight degree of resemblance to the true,
8     Not,       2|      attaching one and the same degree of certainty to the simplest
9     Not,       2|    Peripatetics were to a great degree Stoicised. Nunc: Halm huc