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I. End
1. The Supreme End is the one sought by all other ends.
2. God alone has his own end in Himself.
3. An end is not perfect in itself if it is meant for some
other end.
4. All ends and all beginnings are really related.
5. The end is the objective of everything that moves.
6. Since the end of all matter is passivity, all matter is
subject to something else.
7. Every termination is terminated somewhere between a cause
and an effect.
8. All ends are terminated in the Supreme End.
9. All outer ends are terminated in an inner End.
10. As the end is lovable, its privation is hateful.
11. Deviation in the middle leads to privation in the end.
12. Every major end is further removed from privation than
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