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1     I|    err no less than those we named before.~ Add too: these
2    II|      man hath she alone been named.~ Her hymned the old and
3    II|       how, then, can they be named~ The primal germs of things,
4   III|     some one vital state, -~ Named "harmony" by Greeks, because
5    IV|     are like films or may be named a rind,~ Because the image
6    IV| gendered; so their origin is named~ Rightly a speedy. And even
7     V| stock.~ For if must needs be named for him the name~ Demanded
8    VI|  their sort~ The Greeks have named "bellows") do come down,~
9    VI|   his death might thereby be named:~ For prove thou mayst he