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1965-1974

  • But those sparks, in respect of their being the final cause, are from this point of view far in front of (superior to) the iron and stone. 1965
  • The stone and iron are first, and the sparks last; but these twain are the body, and the sparks are the soul.
  • If those sparks are posterior in time, (yet) in quality they are higher than the stone and iron.
  • The bough is prior to the fruit in time, (but) it (the fruit) is superior to the bough in excellence.
  • Since the fruit is the final cause of the tree, it follows that the fruit is (really) first, the tree last.
  • When the bear cried out for help against the dragon, a valiant man removed it from the (dragon's) claws. 1970
  • Cunning and courage gave support to each other: by this strength he slew the dragon.
  • The dragon has strength, (but) it has not cunning; again, there is a cunning above your cunning.
  • When you have regarded your own cunning, go back (and see) whence it came: go to the origin.
  • Whatever is below has come from above: come on, turn your eye towards the height.