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 1     I|        senses, nor be seized and seen~ By any man through reasonings
 2     I|        cosmic sum is formed, are seen~ Mightily from true reason
 3     I|           But fire's own nature, seen before in gross.~ The heat
 4     I|         And air will palpably be seen mixed up~ With earth together,
 5     I|       beyond.~ And a beyond 'tis seen can never be~ For aught,
 6     I|             So that the thing be seen still on to where~ The nature
 7     I|          before our very eyes is seen~ Thing to bound thing: air
 8    II|          end,~ Albeit the sum is seen to bide the same,~ Unharmed,
 9    II|        them down.~ Hast thou not seen, sweeping so far and high,~
10    II|          all shores of lands are seen afloat~ The carven fragments
11    II| withdrawn,~ And added some, 'tis seen forthwith to turn~ Glowing
12    II|           And forthwith free, is seen to do all things~ Herself
13   III|      Often the body palpable and seen~ Sickens, while yet in some
14   III|     corporeal is:~ For when 'tis seen to drive the members on,~
15   III|           from this:~ Nothing is seen to happen with such speed~
16   III|          grows, nor after death~ Seen to endure. For not as water
17    IV|         third part can nowise be seen;~ Judge, then, the size
18    IV|        with motions. For oft are seen~ The giants' faces flying
19    IV|       light and heat of sun, are seen to glide~ And spread themselves
20    IV|       off removed~ Each thing is seen to be: forsooth, this work~
21    IV|        the eyes cannot be singly seen,~ The things themselves
22    IV|   looking-glass~ An image may be seen, perceive. For seen~ It
23    IV|       may be seen, perceive. For seen~ It soothly is, removed
24    IV|   twofold twin air: for first is seen~ The air inside the door-posts;
25    IV|      glass.~ But when we've also seen the glass itself,~ Forthwith
26    IV|         by these several mirrors seen to be~ Within the house,
27    IV|          the long, long whole is seen, -~ Until, conjoining ceiling
28    IV|       What by the senses are not seen at all.~ For naught is harder
29    IV|          things~ He's heretofore seen naught of true. Thou'lt
30    IV|      them, the scattered. I have seen~ Spots that gave back even
31    IV|         It haps an image this is seen to do;~ In sooth, when perishes
32    IV|       was woman, now at hand~ Is seen to stand there, altered
33    IV|          harmonies of Venus~ Are seen to matter vastly here; and
34     V|     these our senses, scarce~ Is seen even by intelligence of
35     V|      four~ This sum of things is seen to be compact)~ So all have
36     V|         otherwise~ Can things be seen in sunlight, lest alway~
37     V|          other reasoning are we~ Seen to be mortal, save that
38     V|    things of ours~ Could then be seen - but only some strange
39     V|        even as earth herself~ Is seen at times to smoke, when
40     V|          as now~ Our members are seen to be a part of us.~ ~ Besides,
41     V|        on high by us on earth be seen~ Just as she is with extreme
42     V|        in the lands of earth are seen to change~ From time to
43     V|        nor~ How 'tis the moon is seen each month to cross~ That
44     V|         Idaean mountain-tops are seen~ Dispersed fires upon the
45     V|          the horse, is that~ Not seen to differ likewise, when
46     V|       sky night and the moon are seen~ To roll along - moon, day,
47     V|      Under the veil, still to be seen to turn~ Fronting a stone,
48     V|      Were in the thick of action seen to foam~ In fury, from the
49    VI|         Must block its way, 'tis seen more oft out there~ On the
50    VI|       that at same time they are seen to surge~ From very vertex
51    VI|       men say - a spot~ Is to be seen, where also four-foot kinds,~
52    VI|       flee and follow. Yea, I've seen~ Those Samothracian iron
53    VI|      which sort stuff of wood is seen to be.~ Therefore, when
54    VI|        of the sky,~ So, too, are seen the colour and face of men~
55    VI|     often couldst thou then have seen~ On lifeless children lifeless