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 1     I, 10|    surrounding space to a common point, so that by mutual contact
 2     I, 16|         And his doctrine on this point is most clear in The Republic,
 3     I, 16|     voluntary; so that, in every point of view, the committing
 4     I, 18|    coincident in opinion on this point. And they likewise supposed
 5     I, 19|         could not exist either a point or a sign, or any division;
 6     I, 22| investigated to the very highest point the Pythagorean philosophy,
 7    IV, 1 |         involve one and the same point of juncture.~
 8    IV, 3 |        at the horizon, or in the point of the heavens opposite
 9    IV, 12|         those incredulous on the point, one cannot have a more
10    IV, 28|          terminating in a narrow point, are adapted (for the purpose),
11    IV, 34|          silent on the following point, which is a necessary one,--
12    IV, 51|      perceive, is an indivisible point. From that point, however,
13    IV, 51|     indivisible point. From that point, however, by means of the
14    IV, 51|         endless figures from the point is discovered. For the point
15    IV, 51|     point is discovered. For the point being drawn into length
16    IV, 51|         thus continued, having a point for its extremity. And a
17    IV, 51|         altogether, the smallest point, the nature of a huge body
18    IV, 51|        will be great, being as a point, and the great illimitable."
19    IV, 51|        geometrical doctrine of a point. But of the arithmetical
20     V, 2 |        do not, however, (on this point) institute an inquiry from
21     V, 4 |           Hours, (and) Invisible Point from which what is least
22     V, 4 |       grain of mustard seed, the point which is indivisible in
23     V, 4 |         says, no one knows this (point) save the spiritual only.
24     V, 5 |          to adduce the following point. This psalm of theirs has
25     V, 8 |       wishes instruction (on the point), may learn how it is that
26     V, 10|   meridian, and setting, and the point opposite the meridian; and
27     V, 19|          this (volume), we shall point out, inasmuch as it is to
28    VI, 9 |    generated from an indivisible point, as it has been written
29    VI, 15|      doctrine. This doctrine, in point of fact, was the same with
30    VI, 16|      peculiarly his own, yet, in point of fact, he has altered
31    VI, 18|      incorporeal entities is the point which is indivisible. And
32    VI, 18|          indivisible. And from a point, he says, is generated a
33    VI, 24|        Father) or not, this is a point which we leave them to wrangle
34   VII, 18|      rites of Empedocles? For in point of fact you follow in every
35  VIII, 1 |          not been silent on this point, when he says, that there
36    IX, 19|      many of them who are at the point of dissolution, inasmuch
37     X, 3 |       from these, equal in every point,~And with them Friendship
38     X, 26|           not even omitting this point in its own proper place.
39     X, 27|          sufficient to prove the point at issue. For it is evident