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 1     2|    against a confused ending, things which strive with one another
 2     2|      drawn from the nature of things in general. ~
 3     4|   when cut.] But if all those things are one Nature and from
 4     4|  nature is mingled with these things in a mute condition. Why,
 5     8|    than what it is. For these things, and those that are like
 6    14|       and the rest of created things were made, let them know
 7    14|   lifeless Sheath-skins from, things which in their nature are
 8    26|  those physicians by means of things which are very different
 9    30|  illimitable seas, and these [things He did, not because He was
10    31|  understand how to make these things though they are clothed
11    31|    not know how to make these things in his own Domain. And if
12    33|       foolishly against these things, against all propriety they
13    33|   debating so that only those things that are not proper may
14    33| dwelling-place). And if these things that are made, and that