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Now, does not this division, which I find within myself, show and denote a kind of multiplicity and composition of parts?
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2: Further, sanctity seems to denote a kind of purity.
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But the word "neighbor" denotes a kind of "nighness" which does not seem to exist towards all men.
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3: Further, envy denotes a kind of zeal.
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2: Further, sedition denotes a kind of division.
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2: Further, virginity denotes a kind of purity.
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On the part of the object, because the true essentially denotes a kind of equality, and equal is a mean between more and less.
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4: Further, just as revelation regards the intellect, so inspiration regards, apparently, the affections, since it denotes a kind of motion.
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3: Further, if constancy pertained to perseverance, it would seem nowise to differ from it, since both denote a kind of unchangeableness.
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Naval men afloat spoke of them with good-natured contempt as "Yellow Admirals," the fictitious rank denoting a kind of service quarantine that knew no pratique.