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... ay and the clouds of matter held them together , matter more or less heaven , tormenting them and catching them ... flinging the other are unlike and matter is everlasting , together fragments of forests and entire trees ; things ...
... ay and the clouds of matter held them together , matter more or less heaven , tormenting them and catching them ... flinging the other are unlike and matter is everlasting , together fragments of forests and entire trees ; things ...
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But void I have alfor you must admit and adopt one of the two ready proved to be infinite ; therefore matter suppositions ; either of which shuts you out must be infinite : for if void were infinite , and from all escape and compels you ...
But void I have alfor you must admit and adopt one of the two ready proved to be infinite ; therefore matter suppositions ; either of which shuts you out must be infinite : for if void were infinite , and from all escape and compels you ...
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“ On so small a matter then did such sieged , this is the destruction of cities , when great things depend ? ” But what do you mean right opinions are destroyed , when they are by such great things ? Wars and civil com- corrupted ...
“ On so small a matter then did such sieged , this is the destruction of cities , when great things depend ? ” But what do you mean right opinions are destroyed , when they are by such great things ? Wars and civil com- corrupted ...
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On the Nature of Things Page | 1 |
The Discourses of Epictetus Page | 105 |
The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius Page | 253 |
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