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1     III|    the lead in the study of natural philosophy, declared that
2    XIII| country. And having, as was natural, marvelled at the books,
3   XXIII|   enduring. For it is quite natural that the power of matter,
4   XXXII|  nor by learning, but was a natural gift in men, or whether
5   XXXII|    virtue must be neither a natural gift, nor what one can receive
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