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 1    II|      Both bulk of water and the subtle air~ By no means can retard
 2    II| lightning's celestial fire,~ So subtle, is formed of figures finer
 3   III|       taught how soul exists~ A subtle fabric, of particles minute,~
 4    IV|       and inwardly stir up~ The subtle nature of mind and smite
 5    IV|    aforesaid,~ At once, through subtle nature and fabric thin.~
 6    IV|        As earlier I showed) one subtle image,~ Compounded, moves
 7    IV|       blow the mind,~ Itself so subtle and so strangely quick.~ ~
 8    IV|   Except that it perceives more subtle films)~ The lion and aught
 9    IV|       wind, so tenuous with its subtle body,~ Yet pushes, driving
10     V|      the nature of the gods, so subtle,~ So far removed from these
11     V|     these seats of ours, - even subtle too,~ As meet for subtle
12     V|        subtle too,~ As meet for subtle essence - as I'll prove~
13     V|        thou not~ That this most subtle energy of soul~ Supports
14     V|      not how powerful may be~ A subtle nature, when conjoined it
15    VI|        flocks.~ Or it remains a subtle force, suspense~ In the