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 1 Text|      Domnus' that "the Platonists say that there are sw&mata and
 2 Text|       also a0sw&mata," that is to say, corporeal and incorporeal
 3 Text|         place, for the Platonists say that there are sw&mata and
 4 Text|         mata, and the Stoics too (say) the same thing. But they
 5 Text|         terms. For the Platonists say that corporeal and incorporeal
 6 Text|     substance, whereas the Stoics say that all that exists in
 7 Text|                 that a man should say concerning the sun that
 8 Text|  incorporeal I [admit] that I may say how and why and wherefore. ~[
 9 Text|        receive a name, that is to say, exist in name, though it
10 Text|  surrounds that body ; that is to say, that Space which belongs
11 Text|         necessity compels (us) to say that that Space will not
12 Text|          body.3 For as long as we say that Space is some kind
13 Text|          concerning it, namely to say that it (i.e. Space) is
14 Text|        reality). But I venture to say ... as many have thought,
15 Text|       places are, that is what we say is incorporeal. ~[P.14]
16 Text|        does not exist, that is to say, that it exists in name
17 Text|   distinct from Space, that is to say, they are names and notions,
18 Text|          has no substance, let us say therefore that it does not
19 Text|         have no substance. ~For I say that I buy and I sell; but
20 Text|           length (it is enough to say that) thou hast often heard
21 Text|         similar to these, (we may say that) its branches divide
22 Text|           which exist, that is to say, a horse or an eagle or
23 Text|         truth fashions. ~But if I say to thee, "I intend to draw
24 Text|          from this tablet. ~But I say to thee briefly — there
25 Text|          from the Sun, that is to say 9Hliodro&moj, and from Fire, (
26 Text| comparison with the height. But I say that if smell and heat were
27 Text|          no light of which we can say that it is. ... For the
28 Text|           therein), but we do not say that that which is seen
29 Text|         circular belt, that is to say, like an arch, and that
30 Text|           But there are those who say that because the moon [is
31 Text|         again there are those who say that, because it rises from
32 Text|     glorious and beautiful. But I say that, because it rises suddenly
33 Text|    consider thy limbs, that is to say, thy senses, and see that