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 1     I|       of Gods and sky,~ And the primordial germs of things unfold,~
 2     I|       in alien months,~ With no primordial germs, to be preserved~
 3     I|        indeed~ Within the earth primordial germs of things,~ Which,
 4     I|       Because the fastenings of primordial parts~ Are put together
 5     I|           In what positions the primordial germs~ Are bound together,
 6     I|       frail -~ If they be germs primordial furnished forth~ With but
 7    II|       if thou believe~ That the primordial germs of things can stop,~
 8    II|        the void inane,~ All the primordial germs of things must needs~
 9    II|        The ceaseless tossing of primordial seeds~ Amid the mightier
10    II|   primeval atoms; for the same~ Primordial seeds of things first move
11    II|     slowly to advance.~ But the primordial atoms with their old~ Simple
12    II|        ne'er I knew~ What seeds primordial are, yet would I dare~ This
13    II|        new~ In fixed order, and primordial seeds~ Produce not by their
14    II|       And in what structure the primordial germs~ Are held together,
15   III|      and thews,~ Their elements primordial are confined~ By all the
16   III|         Yet not at all do those primordial germs~ Roam round our members,
17    IV|           Since made from small primordial elements~ Which, as it were,
18     V|         I never what~ The seeds primordial were, yet would I dare~
19     V|      where, even from their old primordial start~ Causes have ever
20     V|         was given~ To him alone primordial faculty~ To know and see
21    VI|        scattereth~ The elements primordial of the wine~ With speedy
22    VI|      does transfix,~ When these primordial atoms of the bolt~ Have
23    VI| encompassing,~ There be for the primordial elements~ Exits and entrances.~
24    VI|         nature,~ A texture, and primordial shapes, unlike~  For kinds
25    VI|       there is~ That of its own primordial elements~ More thoroughly