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BEING B Opposition Same & Other Chance Change One & Many Cause Sign & Symbol Universal & Particular Necessity & Contingency

NATURE Labor, Slavery, War & Peace Happiness, Punishment Animal Element, Matter Life & Death Desire, Emotion, Sense Beauty, World N Quantity, Quality Form

Opinion, Pleasure and Pain Harmony, Prudence, Virtue & VIce Sincerity, Will Judgment, Perspective, Wisdom Custom & Convention, Language Insight, Love Courage, Duty, Honor, Truth Constitution, Justice, Law Education, Knowledge, Wealth M MAN

Astronomy, Mechanics, Medicine, Physics, Mathematics Hypothesis, Induction, Logic, Reasoning Principle Idea History, Memory & Imagination Art, Philosophy, Poetry, Rhetoric, Theology Mind Citizen, Family, Government, State Aristocracy, Democracy, Monarchy, Oligarchy, Tyranny S SCIENCE

GOD Faith Space Infinity G Eternity Dialectic Habit, Time Angel, Good & Evil, Sin, Soul Fate Immortality

RELATION DEFINITION PROGRESS METAPHYSICS EXPERIENCE REVOLUTION TEMPERANCE EVOLUTION