trigram

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trigram	frequency
of the world	38
the nature of	32
from out the	31
and all the	30
nature of the	21
the seeds of	20
of the sky	20
the primal germs	20
through all the	19
from off the	17
in these affairs	15
the sum of	14
of the mind	14
and in the	14
nature of mind	14
come to pass	13
and from the	12
winds of air	12
seest thou not	12
there is no	12
thine to know	12
of the sun	12
all the body	11
or else because	11
primal germs of	11
of own accord	11
germs of things	11
regions of the	11
of all things	11
far and wide	11
the shores of	11
on this account	10
one with other	10
seeds of fire	10
of the wild	10
to pass that	10
seeds of things	10
in many modes	10
the race of	10
and when the	9
what time the	9
i will unfold	9
and by what	9
comes to pass	9
and by the	9
through the frame	9
and through the	9
from out their	9
sum of things	9
shores of light	9
mind and soul	9
and on the	9
and many a	9
and in what	9
of mind and	9
ramparts of the	9
in such a	9
soon as ever	9
in the same	9
as soon as	9
or what the	8
from out its	8
even as the	8
as when the	8
i have taught	8
and that the	8
in many a	8
in those days	8
of the gods	8
light of sun	8
day by day	8
so great the	8
that all things	8
all things are	8
it comes to	8
is seen to	8
them in the	8
many seeds of	8
the winds of	8
of the year	8
we see how	8
so far as	8
force of wind	8
the mighty world	8
to such degree	8
the bodies of	7
of its own	7
the ramparts of	7
it is that	7
the human race	7
of the things	7
seasons of the	7
it comes that	7
of wild beasts	7
of a sudden	7
nor is there	7
of their own	7
the same to	7
are wont to	7
more and more	7
of the same	7
when first the	7
have power to	7
things can be	7
all the lands	7
is wont to	7
we see the	7
of the mighty	7
sun and moon	7
bodies of matter	6
in the very	6
at fixed time	6
and what the	6
as it were	6
the heights of	6
of the wine	6
for the rest	6
are seen to	6
of gods and	6
to the earth	6
at same time	6
little by little	6
hither and thither	6
so to say	6
the light of	6
it is to	6
but if the	6
in the dark	6
the force of	6
the power to	6
then and there	6
vaults of sky	6
things to be	6
of the soul	6
power of mind	6
and day by	6
common to many	6
wont to be	6
of the whole	6
along the sky	6
of a man	6
out of the	6
that thou mayst	6
the same as	6
kind by kind	6
the power of	6
and to the	6
seen to be	6
from all the	6
into the winds	6
for just as	6
those which are	6
to and fro	6
when the wind	6
in all the	6
in the light	6
soul and mind	6
of all the	6
of the universe	5
of earth and	5
from on high	5
so many things	5
the soul is	5
the stock of	5
on high with	5
on all sides	5
this sum of	5
wherefore the more	5
of the night	5
smooth and round	5
and thus it	5
many a time	5
with many a	5
all sides round	5
in first place	5
there is a	5
in any part	5
on the ground	5
not at all	5
give and get	5
by virtue of	5
be conceived as	5
down to the	5
out the infinite	5
and then the	5
the mind and	5
images of things	5
and the sun	5
are borne along	5
earth and sky	5
the rest of	5
and with a	5
at any time	5
the vital motions	5
the one with	5
by their own	5
and at the	5
to be the	5
of this sort	5
even from the	5
before our eyes	5
and out of	5
the mighty mountains	5
since we behold	5
when now the	5
to the sky	5
and seest thou	5
in little time	5
for all the	5
to cleave the	5
constellations of the	5
at times the	5
confess we must	5
as i have	5
from all things	5
along the frame	5
influence of bane	5
the sky and	5
the primordial germs	5
even to the	5
of the primal	5
of thine own	5
the minds of	5
of the wind	5
to turn the	5
one by one	5
the sun and	5
beyond a doubt	5
which was before	5
just so far	4
energy of mind	4
energy of soul	4
i will go	4
the vaults of	4
and the earth	4
each with each	4
that all the	4
by what law	4
death of that	4
from the sky	4
and this is	4
of the air	4
ever and ever	4
for all things	4
its bounds means	4
they give and	4
primordial germs of	4
we call the	4
to know that	4
when the sun	4
in what modes	4
and let the	4
the whole earth	4
or that the	4
naught there is	4
just as children	4
and the whole	4
of living things	4
and some there	4
aspect and her	4
unto the shores	4
this darkness of	4
hedging walls of	4
nor is the	4
minds of men	4
and her law	4
boundary stone that	4
within the earth	4
flaring spokes of	4
nor glittering arrows	4
with its own	4
bounds means instant	4
in many ways	4
out the earth	4
them from the	4
when all the	4
each its scope	4
what law to	4
from out itself	4
in no fixed	4
this is why	4
on either side	4
small and smooth	4
instant death of	4
from the earth	4
from forth the	4
that which was	4
needful to confess	4
that the soul	4
to its proper	4
and with the	4
and if the	4
of the sea	4
each in its	4
to the shores	4
the primal bodies	4
at that time	4
the lands and	4
sunrise with its	4
the soul and	4
all the world	4
the earth is	4
atoms of the	4
the more the	4
without the body	4
in the fields	4
such a way	4
the body and	4
so deep in	4
this our world	4
of that which	4
that thus they	4
over all the	4
and since the	4
with all its	4
of the high	4
from within the	4
and so the	4
means instant death	4
law to each	4
anything from out	4
nature of all	4
terror of the	4
void in things	4
its flaring spokes	4
the earth with	4
all at once	4
of many things	4
things are not	4
not sunrise with	4
what sort of	4
nor can the	4
the clouds are	4
darkness of the	4
the earth and	4
here and there	4
less a marvel	4
in the body	4
along with body	4
of mind is	4
of every kind	4
of the skies	4
are furnished with	4
the seasons of	4
to each its	4
arrows of morning	4
the whole body	4
the fruits of	4
of the greeks	4
like to a	4
to that degree	4
glittering arrows of	4
generations of wild	4
go on to	4
that clings so	4
through and through	4
with all the	4
the sun is	4
that from the	4
as in the	4
in the whole	4
in what mode	4
i joy to	4
in the viewless	4
those images which	4
as we see	4
all the more	4
they are not	4
first of all	4
all the frame	4
born in time	4
must be conceived	4
out its bounds	4
along the air	4
deep in time	4
of their frame	4
soon as the	4
all things to	4
and then again	4
a part of	4
as far as	4
out along the	4
even as we	4
and thus the	4
and with its	4
this it is	4
or else be	4
the same in	4
its boundary stone	4
what can be	4
for then the	4
that we might	4
will go on	4
spokes of light	4
and for the	4
no less than	4
thus it is	4
to change its	4
in like manner	4
be thought to	4
on to the	4
and ever the	4
in all directions	4
and that they	4
and of a	4
out of doubt	4
be in the	4
to be so	4
all the members	4
with his rays	4
who hath the	4
generations of the	4
the viewless dark	4
to every quarter	4
at last the	4
deep in the	4
clings so deep	4
be able to	4
nature of things	4
all that is	4
its scope prescribed	4
we seem to	4
do call the	4
with its flaring	4
that they can	4
have the power	4
stone that clings	4
is not the	4
which we do	4
we must suppose	4
the cause of	3
to say that	3
upon their heads	3
one and all	3
upon them in	3
even we at	3
i have shown	3
taught thee that	3
by slow degrees	3
and the fields	3
thus to be	3
as a whole	3
and smite the	3
in time and	3
to be but	3
can they be	3
in part because	3
not the same	3
there is the	3
what the speed	3
off the utmost	3
land and sea	3
most of all	3
be upon them	3
the first to	3
and in their	3
and yet in	3
within the body	3
the blows of	3
there on the	3
times of the	3
the things that	3
and the void	3
because there is	3
the frame entire	3
by what force	3
through the mighty	3
bodies of the	3
upon the lands	3
the fields with	3
and change their	3
so great a	3
outside of the	3
to be able	3
weight within them	3
it to the	3
and the light	3
the main with	3
lands and sky	3
down on the	3
abide the same	3
to realms of	3
the parts of	3
of silver and	3
when they be	3
children tremble and	3
in no wise	3
with the sweet	3
thou seest how	3
on the seas	3
when from the	3
from its own	3
can there be	3
a void in	3
they feign that	3
when we are	3
under the lands	3
the throng of	3
the clouds have	3
it cannot be	3
in the sum	3
that ever the	3
gives forth a	3
in its own	3
this is the	3
own free will	3
the motions of	3
the same is	3
as well as	3
courses of the	3
to think that	3
it may be	3
all the soul	3
then all the	3
haunts of the	3
the light so	3
here in these	3
able to endure	3
the things themselves	3
all the breathing	3
to every region	3
the limbs and	3
like to the	3
and wide the	3
for out of	3
that be no	3
on the same	3
all in the	3
of birds and	3
and now the	3
the voice of	3
in the least	3
shores of ether	3
heights of heaven	3
the cup with	3
to pass through	3
to work the	3
the times of	3
the mind is	3
the fears of	3
our body and	3
out in vain	3
rays of sun	3
forth from his	3
these our senses	3
and the same	3
the gates of	3
the majesty of	3
a point of	3
because the self	3
primordials of things	3
as they are	3
do seem to	3
of what sort	3
of the four	3
why not rather	3
there in the	3
and what motions	3
the heat of	3
of one kind	3
thus it comes	3
inward to the	3
but since they	3
more fearsome than	3
even with the	3
the more that	3
from true reason	3
by the rains	3
shining grains and	3
to many things	3
the shining grains	3
sea and lands	3
to tell the	3
of which the	3
region of the	3
upon the plain	3
the vital sense	3
hither or thither	3
reaches of the	3
body and mind	3
fear of death	3
the realms of	3
every region round	3
nor aught it	3
hard it is	3
at one same	3
we behold the	3
tremble and fear	3
and from what	3
because the earth	3
along our members	3
into the same	3
what children feign	3
the weight within	3
nor yet in	3
the mighty main	3
let no man	3
by many a	3
and far and	3
a moment since	3
in what positions	3
we do call	3
or when the	3
aught it matters	3
than the rest	3
on the plain	3
to know the	3
mouth at times	3
one thing from	3
of things to	3
sum of the	3
and from their	3
as much as	3
thou must admit	3
of the horse	3
afar from us	3
and heat of	3
for thee with	3
of the immeasurable	3
to go out	3
all the rest	3
of the thing	3
or any other	3
when once they	3
which make the	3
the thing itself	3
and mixed with	3
length of days	3
thou not how	3
we watch the	3
to us the	3
since i have	3
into the light	3
whit more fearsome	3
time to time	3
the old telluric	3
without a void	3
from out those	3
it matters with	3
hollow with a	3
on high the	3
what the soul	3
pores of earth	3
be no whit	3
comes into the	3
from out all	3
we mark the	3
of him who	3
in this life	3
on along the	3
must be corporeal	3
within the house	3
into the vacuum	3
evermore been wont	3
as children tremble	3
known to be	3
the mortal generations	3
from all its	3
if not because	3
water and the	3
from whence the	3
fields of foam	3
these same things	3
things we see	3
be borne along	3
one same time	3
of things is	3
within our members	3
which in the	3
fires of ether	3
morning can disperse	3
to take the	3
as from the	3
from the land	3
even as a	3
and what was	3
space of the	3
in the main	3
a time when	3
for when the	3
in the cold	3
limbs and frame	3
all the wild	3
and motion of	3
of mind to	3
rolled along the	3
that even the	3
all the time	3
must be of	3
of the body	3
of the main	3
at such a	3
these primal germs	3
in the clouds	3
race of man	3
at once to	3
the pores of	3
and of the	3
of a truth	3
since nature of	3
things go on	3
of things by	3
look of things	3
from their earliest	3
things that be	3
one from other	3
upon the instant	3
the very body	3
to see that	3
of the deep	3
that nature of	3
free of care	3
seeds of heat	3
which to our	3
from the lands	3
the bounds of	3
it was that	3
it matters much	3
and all things	3
such a time	3
in those far	3
at times dread	3
the space of	3
forth upon the	3
for a fact	3
one part of	3
light so many	3
for never a	3
in the head	3
be a somewhat	3
middle of the	3
ever the more	3
the earth by	3
after a fixed	3
and leave their	3
through the limbs	3
shrines of gods	3
the lands with	3
the strength of	3
powers of the	3
the fact that	3
as on the	3
in same wise	3
no whit more	3
of things are	3
and so it	3
with their own	3
the point where	3
must be the	3
and when they	3
of the grass	3
to come to	3
waves of war	3
that influence of	3
and keep the	3
thing may be	3
point of time	3
of life in	3
to our gaze	3
and oft the	3
and turn the	3
on high to	3
but for the	3
the wind hath	3
not a few	3
nor yet the	3
matters with what	3
not the least	3
at the altar	3
and yet they	3
with what others	3
hath the power	3
herds of cattle	3
in their turn	3
body of the	3
turn the sod	3
to be in	3
and fear all	3
nor did they	3
all the sense	3
what sort the	3
the sky they	3
particles of heat	3
to see how	3
by what power	3
of a world	3
dread in the	3
bit by bit	3
wont to feel	3
to the deep	3
between the two	3
all of these	3
the images of	3
nor in the	3
borne along the	3
of elements more	3
or in the	3
on the other	3
inward to our	3
the level seas	3
that from them	3
fearsome than what	3
time it is	3
the skiey vaults	3
of things must	3
of solid body	3
the members all	3
of the soil	3
the temples of	3
walls of houses	3
they must be	3
and what it	3
one thing after	3
or on the	3
we at times	3
in divers modes	3
come to birth	3
that no one	3
of the day	3
and to take	3
the winds away	3
the whole wide	3
to the full	3
their earliest age	3
wherein all things	3
the store of	3
in just so	3
because they are	3
onward to the	3
from time to	3
with power to	3
in order that	3
the world and	3
and the times	3
so far removed	3
of which sort	3
can be create	3
made a void	3
such a wise	3
a river of	3
utmost outside of	3
now will i	3
on every side	3
upon the seas	3
times dread in	3
of our members	3
was the first	3
nor could the	3
mighty mountains and	3
may we suppose	3
an end of	3
of body and	3
so even we	3
back to its	3
so long as	3
less and less	3
thing after other	3
all the fields	3
which we see	3
learn from this	3
been wont to	3
will be upon	3
levels of the	3
from them the	3
the utmost outside	3
in linked unison	3
of air and	3
even from their	3
whole wide world	3
the time of	3
of morning can	3
just the same	3
things there are	3
many in many	3
through the void	3
many things that	3
or else the	3
change the nature	3
many a manner	3
light of life	3
and men would	3
of the honey	3
seeds of water	3
stars of heaven	3
from one another	3
in the house	3
those seeds of	3
time of night	3
of life is	3
sky and earth	3
thus nature of	3
in all its	3
fear all in	3
the fire and	3
there be a	3
strike the eyes	3
the mind of	3
the stuff of	3
far removed from	3
than what children	3
men to be	3
as said before	3
its parts together	3
at a fixed	3
one of them	3
as if a	3
the road of	3
to see the	3
is filled with	3
and filled the	3
as they move	3
in the first	3
because we see	3
of fire and	3
even as he	2
which are of	2
eyes of ours	2
the breeds of	2
dread of gods	2
the men of	2
and all else	2
out of fire	2
for thee the	2
or by some	2
and go on	2
the roofs of	2
ahead and drives	2
viewless force of	2
up and on	2
the pathways of	2
naught can be	2
we must the	2
based than ever	2
flit of own	2
divers kinds of	2
a body of	2
the nauseous wormwood	2
after proving its	2
from the other	2
the one or	2
in other wise	2
how each germ	2
their own sweet	2
these unto the	2
and mountain walls	2
for those poor	2
vital motions which	2
in like proportion	2
great the faults	2
to cross the	2
regions round with	2
as by keen	2
and first was	2
be within the	2
as thou canst	2
that in those	2
juice and yellow	2
it hath speeded	2
house of heaven	2
the glittering stars	2
nor otherwise can	2
that the clouds	2
round about all	2
order that the	2
and i myself	2
what then of	2
twice doth the	2
the cloud it	2
be from other	2
so primal germs	2
placed along the	2
things can go	2
rather it is	2
in all modes	2
reasoning of mind	2
manner of the	2
to shun the	2
place beyond whereto	2
the rays of	2
on grounds the	2
tightened coils of	2
the more thou	2
savage works of	2
would i dare	2
faith in sense	2
on any side	2
us along the	2
seeps back again	2
or bodies which	2
for this my	2
is the point	2
it stands encumbered	2
to flee the	2
regions where the	2
exist a tree	2
more readily in	2
more tardily than	2
so many a	2
and burn the	2
through the mouth	2
from the springs	2
might this very	2
force the water	2
drives along the	2
and the shining	2
by a long	2
matter of our	2
be so borne	2
godheads lead a	2
the same with	2
either because the	2
the man to	2
unwitting what can	2
grounds the same	2
when the clouds	2
strike the lighter	2
be compound of	2
innumerable pores of	2
that by the	2
forlorn of help	2
in the mouth	2
at such an	2
store of idol	2
the skiey sun	2
no vast outlay	2
along the ground	2
from some cause	2
things can grow	2
outside in their	2
the bodies which	2
things abide the	2
they are in	2
my doctrine seems	2
in the night	2
in every region	2
if not that	2
blood in timber	2
one kind of	2
all things have	2
of mighty powers	2
all the while	2
can each exist	2
more swiftly than	2
at a time	2
must the more	2
and we are	2
of soul is	2
forth a sound	2
the solid earth	2
which this our	2
of its kind	2
the clouds and	2
holier and soundlier	2
that those primordials	2
which lies between	2
all the space	2
when forth we	2
began to fly	2
holds of fire	2
power to see	2
plan things can	2
tell in verses	2
pronounced for men	2
with whirl of	2
woeful unto those	2
can be and	2
can be conceived	2
and fields to	2
passes through the	2
they do not	2
will be the	2
not since few	2
through time for	2
the manner of	2
adopt again harsh	2
the generations kind	2
how it hath	2
it is the	2
soundlier based than	2
within the light	2
the wet of	2
the man himself	2
to other things	2
and hunt the	2
out the air	2
logs of wood	2
born from naught	2
a kind of	2
and lords of	2
lest haply thou	2
that from such	2
blows from immemorial	2
conduct of the	2
as are those	2
a solid frame	2
it hath wound	2
in the cross	2
bursting with the	2
the more are	2
all delights of	2
of all these	2
or with their	2
through walled places	2
more slowly to	2
the realm of	2
thus they are	2
not with mind	2
the golden sun	2
compelled more slowly	2
gathers thus the	2
suckers from the	2
with dread of	2
not of itself	2
nor they cannot	2
as on they	2
or the heels	2
grass around with	2
we see all	2
realm of day	2
doctrine seems in	2
father of the	2
this body even	2
each thing is	2
what modes that	2
can go on	2
the telluric ground	2
while yet the	2
to hold the	2
are the primal	2
the level main	2
be of any	2
power to blame	2
floating fields of	2
from this thou	2
along the vitals	2
the primal stuff	2
round the mind	2
peals of jollity	2
the wheel of	2
the clouds condense	2
the bond of	2
yet in the	2
taught above that	2
when deprived of	2
the very thing	2
counsel did the	2
long life free	2
and hills and	2
no one can	2
all sorts which	2
of the elements	2
then from the	2
parted forth from	2
quicken into birth	2
where the muses	2
of another pose	2
sort of nature	2
men whose bones	2
has been divided	2
there come a	2
of stuff whose	2
do come to	2
as ever the	2
in timber be	2
that thou canst	2
and along our	2
unless from out	2
in a narrow	2
the forest trees	2
behold each thing	2
must be diverse	2
of rooks from	2
peace of mind	2
from out themselves	2
bore along the	2
from this stone	2
what mode things	2
the waves of	2
or with the	2
all things utterly	2
brings to pass	2
they seek and	2
and the air	2
over the lands	2
take up the	2
when by the	2
which from their	2
of mind be	2
this body of	2
too small for	2
sound is heard	2
shaken asunder by	2
rousing a mimic	2
to confess the	2
the air with	2
to change their	2
this our body	2
then the voice	2
burrs and caltrops	2
face and lovely	2
but think not	2
now thou seest	2
is that adopted	2
hast thou not	2
are working there	2
yet meanwhile they	2
hath wound its	2
vaults of acheron	2
to the sum	2
germs can be	2
bodies for the	2
all things is	2
and the signs	2
at the mouth	2
within them downward	2
other prodigies and	2
the mouth at	2
those bodies of	2
all the germs	2
to its own	2
in the ages	2
clash of arms	2
so borne along	2
bodies can be	2
the limbs of	2
heat of sun	2
and imitate our	2
when the force	2
and beneath the	2
what hath been	2
wherefore it seems	2
with their bodies	2
and reason uplifts	2
no more from	2
as i guess	2
can fishes live	2
there are which	2
believe that in	2
get among themselves	2
pause of life	2
the sense with	2
they all are	2
down the sea	2
mind is in	2
and at times	2
along the highways	2
the world to	2
part of her	2
voice and sound	2
would she not	2
forth we squeeze	2
of their line	2
splendour of the	2
void of things	2
with light of	2
are they in	2
the wild and	2
in long ago	2
great the swiftness	2
worlds on divers	2
silver and gold	2
do all things	2
are infinite in	2
minish the level	2
yet remains to	2
our senses and	2
and our eyes	2
the boughs of	2
out those regions	2
give unto the	2
or how through	2
to differ from	2
on to loose	2
ought to find	2
thou not that	2
boyhood be cajoled	2
a power divine	2
in one way	2
so much the	2
the body hath	2
by means of	2
those motions that	2
of a solid	2
the mighty and	2
pathways of the	2
and woof of	2
pluck new flowers	2
things may asunder	2
the doors be	2
signal crown from	2
all murk had	2
far to seek	2
minds of mortals	2
created out of	2
it comes along	2
in this our	2
our members and	2
that not all	2
into the mouth	2
year by year	2
primal germs are	2
former seemeth to	2
friends in the	2
many and minute	2
and use the	2
thou mayst see	2
from it in	2
now no more	2
sum of sums	2
doorways of destruction	2
along the winds	2
this my head	2
them by the	2
the strangeness of	2
more that they	2
hath it come	2
on the surface	2
same to be	2
else is of	2
the sun he	2
so great that	2
along the zodiac	2
but if thou	2
into all the	2
because indeed they	2
from them create	2
for wonder that	2
so far and	2
erstwhile and erstwhile	2
to our senses	2
of the feet	2
to mark the	2
body and the	2
devoid of light	2
and living things	2
certain footsteps of	2
nor breed of	2
of ether and	2
in part those	2
delight of gods	2
from his mouth	2
the flying flame	2
the one on	2
out of such	2
the frames of	2
have i seen	2
mighty vaults of	2
from regions where	2
facts in proof	2
and to up	2
from the shores	2
with a mere	2
with our blood	2
both those which	2
marvellous to tell	2
fixed and arranged	2
grow and have	2
whereby the more	2
and still the	2
cutting bodies down	2
in that air	2
flow odours evermore	2
that things cannot	2
go right on	2
some other cause	2
bind thereto a	2
of the muse	2
first and chief	2
among the mighty	2
of thee upon	2
back from it	2
in this wise	2
but if perchance	2
be cajoled as	2
that we may	2
do feel the	2
of the thunderbolt	2
is no room	2
of little shapes	2
of myrrh and	2
cleft erstwhile and	2
in a mass	2
consists of elements	2
of mortal stock	2
various sounds of	2
dead men whose	2
they wonder by	2
how canst thou	2
particles of fire	2
naught from nothing	2
changed its gestures	2
earth bosomed long	2
thou must confess	2
huge gaps between	2
in the tall	2
the thing we	2
sheen thou wilt	2
but the more	2
those men who	2
drawing from this	2
come on undefiled	2
beneath the mighty	2
moon might not	2
might hold the	2
so that they	2
portion of the	2
appears arranged sure	2
have garlanded the	2
on all things	2
of earth are	2
the influence of	2
and spells of	2
over the body	2
spells of baneful	2
small a part	2
same way as	2
throng of matter	2
and erstwhile bore	2
the fruitful clods	2
of all if	2
or how the	2
kings and lords	2
out of walls	2
and have its	2
that man who	2
where everything may	2
nor sap in	2
of this our	2
in the thews	2
o father of	2
than is fit	2
and wastes of	2
can of a	2
is within the	2
with the winds	2
his funeral dues	2
of the fierce	2
religion and adopt	2
to what remains	2
primal germs can	2
by words and	2
roughness in the	2
and skiey sun	2
were it not	2
that in no	2
seems to be	2
a motion everlasting	2
for what may	2
that which is	2
beside a river	2
and by like	2
are in their	2
for what we	2
of alien substances	2
taught already of	2
the elements of	2
off the things	2
its bent of	2
now is filled	2
a mimic warfare	2
issuing from contempt	2
blows from outward	2
full well that	2
many a stock	2
for soon as	2
when once the	2
thou at hand	2
what plan things	2
even in the	2
the liquid stuff	2
part of man	2
within our frame	2
the things thou	2
have solid singleness	2
who by their	2
i teach concerning	2
degree from all	2
heated through and	2
fit of mighty	2
neither by counsel	2
throughout our members	2
from what cause	2
many primal germs	2
this terror then	2
we quicken into	2
by any stroke	2
be also that	2
all the grove	2
imitate our carriage	2
change of anything	2
they seem to	2
sums eternal is	2
cup with the	2
now let us	2
as to whence	2
honey of the	2
the top of	2
the great all	2
thee in song	2
disease and death	2
the supreme hour	2
of its frame	2
busied with the	2
a long remove	2
as goes the	2
and more than	2
realms of air	2
and even as	2
with its bitter	2
horizontal flight the	2
hurried back unto	2
on the ethereal	2
was wont to	2
there is within	2
at once the	2
of a house	2
they are from	2
the things we	2
out of all	2
arranged sure where	2
how far the	2
pen fast at	2
that with his	2
to seize the	2
wet of a	2
the time are	2
all the sky	2
out of hand	2
slowly to advance	2
things at hand	2
as is the	2
have learned full	2
found to be	2
the thoughtless age	2
heavy fumes of	2
that thus the	2
the lights of	2
stands encumbered with	2
the mighty ocean	2
the which now	2
more are they	2
it is from	2
all the winds	2
light from under	2
at least so	2
to left and	2
from of old	2
with hugest toil	2
for the sake	2
the sea we	2
all the pores	2
there can be	2
it is with	2
whose bones earth	2
now for the	2
long trails of	2
seemeth to have	2
of the human	2
starts back from	2
and to try	2
here in this	2
sun and earth	2
and drawing from	2
of wood and	2
wind their way	2
right on to	2
the man who	2
out of which	2
by living on	2
crown from regions	2
the cranes among	2
by the blows	2
happens too that	2
to have changed	2
the ninth dawn	2
just as they	2
not in those	2
all the veins	2
and yet even	2
the count of	2
no less is	2
from the far	2
from us each	2
not without a	2
that the first	2
at last is	2
the delphian laurel	2
we often see	2
verses sweeter than	2
in proof are	2
to the centre	2
eternal must indeed	2
be born from	2
it not in	2
depart in dissolution	2
it is in	2
too it happens	2
and permit no	2
of the curved	2
which abides untouched	2
poets of the	2
of heat and	2
a fact thou	2
us each thing	2
for one thing	2
there be of	2
by what plan	2
ere since the	2
full many seeds	2
give birth to	2
and what is	2
take a step	2
smell all things	2
nor ever cease	2
with friends in	2
compact how each	2
with hounds the	2
the leaves their	2
as if to	2
the least the	2
in the fight	2
forth into the	2
think divinities are	2
chosen bulls of	2
then the liquid	2
the heavy fumes	2
through the veins	2
peered upon outside	2
perchance thou thinkest	2
a fixed order	2
the same order	2
form and hue	2
how small a	2
very power of	2
their deepest roots	2
a world of	2
such degree from	2
speeded forth from	2
and storms of	2
the way of	2
from thence amain	2
nigh the whole	2
the channels which	2
nor can we	2
wild air and	2
of hands and	2
many a wise	2
not one part	2
all modes to	2
upon a stone	2
stuff whose nature	2
a man to	2
adown the channels	2
the ship and	2
leave all there	2
parts of this	2
hath been create	2
in midst of	2
the brim around	2
all of the	2
forth without all	2
very soul of	2
passed on along	2
in the sun	2
still the same	2
stock of stuff	2
of aught with	2
i will untangle	2
a step to	2
the lands of	2
on the mighty	2
how merited is	2
since thus they	2
of smooth and	2
and view the	2
if by such	2
we long for	2
by a power	2
spasm of mirth	2
sturdy guiders of	2
change in anything	2
the things to	2
it be for	2
somewhat woeful unto	2
the breed of	2
be yet not	2
are rolled along	2
any part soever	2
for sake of	2
seeds of stuff	2
of the populace	2
the fields can	2
the brimming goblets	2
to endure through	2
the blow gives	2
into the air	2
across the mighty	2
that the thoughtless	2
suffered to descry	2
now i too	2
with gold and	2
from infinite past	2
stuff seeps back	2
through the grass	2
by no means	2
of gods could	2
have come together	2
their arms and	2
and the eumenides	2
thus dissolve them	2
in some one	2
not its own	2
by what the	2
even as i	2
there on high	2
all kinds of	2
for eyes to	2
and in all	2
the green of	2
from without by	2
well that godheads	2
think that round	2
for were it	2
concerning themes so	2
waves of ocean	2
of all those	2
abides eternal must	2
therefore it comes	2
divinities are working	2
time with length	2
along the front	2
and spray from	2
that dispersed clamour	2
of the arbute	2
to rouse the	2
he hies him	2
be naught else	2
adopted name of	2
there aught that	2
one or other	2
stands fixed and	2
of the glass	2
lead forth the	2
this air is	2
ever cease to	2
indeed either repel	2
be an infinite	2
else because there	2
signs that blaze	2
there be such	2
as general rule	2
in our body	2
in what else	2
other is gendered	2
glide along the	2
than the sun	2
to pass by	2
after the manner	2
from the limbs	2
my head a	2
and from our	2
the doors of	2
of wind or	2
first was he	2
the level waters	2
not to see	2
flight the birds	2
which were cleft	2
herds and all	2
weal and safety	2
and such the	2
all begotten things	2
of not a	2
by the sea	2
there be for	2
and on this	2
admixture of a	2
top of the	2
number of all	2
of our body	2
from the heights	2
the fields of	2
why could not	2
visit the great	2
if thou thinkest	2
nature grants nor	2
in middle of	2
to earth that	2
than these our	2
by what devices	2
forward each and	2
to keep the	2
but all the	2
is left to	2
seen upon the	2
and meanwhile swallow	2
time for this	2
it with the	2
mixed with heat	2
but facts in	2
fact thou mayst	2
the venus of	2
that they may	2
the ways and	2
has gone away	2
as the sum	2
guiders of curved	2
from every quarter	2
which now having	2
in larger throng	2
and lead the	2
so now i	2
at times to	2
against the lofty	2
no wise the	2
and round the	2
and the more	2
to earth the	2
of the great	2
and even when	2
now seest thou	2
in our frame	2
there betwixt the	2
left and right	2
from seed of	2
however dull thy	2
along the liquid	2
must not be	2
same time they	2
step of none	2
trodden by step	2
along with all	2
nor rest nor	2
to expound our	2
with gentle touch	2
far as the	2
of sun and	2
thou canst not	2
only the least	2
which can smite	2
in the old	2
fires and winds	2
the grass around	2
venerable length of	2
deep their love	2
and now more	2
time draws forward	2
back to light	2
the light and	2
the stars of	2
everything may grow	2
whereto things may	2
the ground and	2
of heaven it	2
objects peered upon	2
since few only	2
compounded out of	2
among the first	2
and thus this	2
to pass in	2
thou wilt discover	2
flower of their	2
of the pierides	2
crowd starts back	2
all of living	2
a tree his	2
to hold that	2
by keen act	2
swallow down the	2
mixed with the	2
mind of thee	2
nor shall the	2
of men with	2
this to affirm	2
coils of dread	2
what force they	2
yellow of the	2
lest we should	2
grow strong again	2
is that which	2
all its body	2
the etesian blasts	2
each thing may	2
at the last	2
and able to	2
haply i might	2
again and all	2
fears of old	2
the mute flocks	2
mute flocks of	2
they many are	2
we feel a	2
that i may	2
motion too by	2
along into the	2
some certain bodies	2
grasses and the	2
void of name	2
hath in herself	2
men of old	2
dissolve them by	2
and whether the	2
of many a	2
winds blow back	2
and spend themselves	2
to stream together	2
from nature of	2
the void inane	2
delight thee rather	2
forth from acheron	2
of this ilk	2
how through walled	2
the ring itself	2
be thou at	2
things utterly be	2
and thus they	2
since the crowd	2
if thou goest	2
live creatures as	2
in mid heat	2
by streams of	2
to pluck new	2
of matter are	2
the same that	2
through hedging walls	2
each and everything	2
more smooth and	2
as oft a	2
hath seized upon	2
seems in general	2
we have said	2
borne along into	2
shoves ahead and	2
better far than	2
and hear them	2
loose from round	2
may not be	2
and get among	2
to taste the	2
than ever the	2
cannot arise alone	2
aught for wonder	2
it happens that	2
but rather the	2
all the parts	2
and the wild	2
cajoled as far	2
may block and	2
the dawn is	2
from the primal	2
from all of	2
and when with	2
where soul and	2
to the sight	2
combining one with	2
rush of the	2
and the sister	2
on the lands	2
for at the	2
and burst the	2
so to speak	2
infinite the sum	2
is filtered off	2
much rather might	2
even as here	2
and just as	2
also of the	2
and stars of	2
when the parched	2
chiefly yon high	2
to loose from	2
body even of	2
be added too	2
along and in	2
is not a	2
are mixed in	2
and the ocean	2
that lack of	2
with winds and	2
temples of the	2
be thought as	2
it happens also	2
their nature change	2
all regions round	2
the same the	2
to tell of	2
to being come	2
mirror unto mirror	2
if all the	2
the sun with	2
even those men	2
orb of sun	2
underneath a big	2
in song soft	2
of primal germs	2
not be thought	2
strangeness of the	2
indeed they are	2
the world can	2
of fiery exhalations	2
places it hath	2
the house of	2
learned full well	2
and smooth and	2
it and our	2
back to the	2
those poor wretches	2
lapsing aeons change	2
since i teach	2
clamour of the	2
uplifts it to	2
majesty of these	2
the jaws of	2
within this body	2
the billows of	2
of flocks and	2
to bear the	2
to maintain by	2
with fixed successions	2
the grains and	2
the breath of	2
length of space	2
the things are	2
no means can	2
give young boys	2
of light and	2
from thee all	2
in any wise	2
walled places it	2
even when the	2
throughout even with	2
poles and cross	2
life free of	2
then to be	2
exists not of	2
there is so	2
this we see	2
primal germs have	2
for this we	2
when they seek	2
of those first	2
and floating fields	2
that strike the	2
from their old	2
already of what	2
could they do	2
to whence the	2
those objects which	2
by blows from	2
the trench and	2
of mind that	2
as with the	2
a sign that	2
said to be	2
hot upon its	2
scattered through the	2
in their framework	2
of the limbs	2
in following wise	2
be brought to	2
the mother and	2
a few must	2
the void but	2
warp and woof	2
the soft grass	2
fast by the	2
as ever it	2
the name of	2
others of this	2
and all wild	2
high things observed	2
and everything little	2
but when the	2
hand to hand	2
with a thickened	2
not a load	2
i see the	2
since within this	2
things come to	2
since this my	2
but a moment	2
the fact itself	2
they spend their	2
by counsel did	2
there hath been	2
faults it stands	2
thing borne streamingly	2
the same fashion	2
is to the	2
off of things	2
is there aught	2
desired to expound	2
these affairs thou	2
as cold from	2
him there to	2
on the smooth	2
to strike the	2
and the very	2
of ether are	2
return to naught	2
the certain footsteps	2
from out our	2
erstwhile bore along	2
rest nor respite	2
quarter of the	2
of the cranes	2
in all ways	2
of their age	2
and with shouts	2
the man whom	2
make speed to	2
flocks and horned	2
in divers forms	2
the extreme coasts	2
either repel all	2
the while she	2
and thus we	2
its kind and	2
concerning mighty things	2
stars of the	2
nor wilt thou	2
proof are manifest	2
of what the	2
horror hang on	2
unpathed haunts of	2
brine is filtered	2
too must be	2
downward to the	2
down to earth	2
to which the	2
race of living	2
in the daylight	2
to come on	2
in the flame	2
fields can fishes	2
o then the	2
fright of death	2
me to have	2
thus grow strong	2
the food is	2
the altars with	2
matters much with	2
with now concreted	2
such an hour	2
the main the	2
and arranged where	2
the bulk of	2
is carried on	2
not in hand	2
not now with	2
then of those	2
unto thee in	2
to the old	2
the parts compact	2
the young plants	2
athrough the air	2
from thews and	2
power of soul	2
the tilth of	2
to form the	2
be sped by	2
flee to the	2
crests upon their	2
must of seeds	2
its way into	2
so that the	2
seeds of many	2
in its proper	2
gives increase and	2
teach concerning mighty	2
come to rest	2
the empty void	2
more than the	2
it can be	2
maintain by many	2
of boyhood be	2
with the soft	2
to which half	2
expound our doctrine	2
do all the	2
onset of the	2
body of ours	2
the innumerable pores	2
and more and	2
fixed and appears	2
and adopt again	2
ears more tardily	2
without or place	2
while yet in	2
be without all	2
to no purpose	2
for men from	2
made of solid	2
than that dispersed	2
then would she	2
same as all	2
the mind the	2
in their true	2
off a mighty	2
the roots of	2
germ should move	2
as i record	2
heat from sun	2
in hand the	2
we roam about	2
sight of her	2
stirred with a	2
into the pupils	2
a first ensample	2
do the seasons	2
for not only	2
as in a	2
are finite in	2
general somewhat woeful	2
the earth about	2
the crowd starts	2
hath been the	2
and wild beasts	2
the narrow path	2
upon these lines	2
idols of the	2
from this its	2
is gendered of	2
cleave the soil	2
in sturdy thought	2
to us who	2
across the sky	2
body through the	2
not all bodies	2
those particles which	2
thus time draws	2
and makes the	2
the high mountains	2
of curved ploughs	2
from off its	2
upon the other	2
but rather with	2
because our eyes	2
flocks and fields	2
thereto a fact	2
upon one instant	2
and the moon	2
midmost realm of	2
of living creatures	2
now at hand	2
the fierce hurricane	2
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