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 1 Text    |      substance is corporeal (lit. is a body), but that which
 2 Text    |     it ; for it is produced (lit. born) in the East and ...
 3 Text    |   for because it has a name (lit. by reason of its name)
 4 Text(3) |                            1 Lit. 'will belong to that which
 5 Text    |      as that Space includes (lit. has received) all bodies,
 6 Text(6) |                            1 Lit. 'between body and word.' ~
 7 Text    | substance, when it is drawn (lit. falls) upon a tablet or
 8 Text    |        has been apprehended (lit. overtaken) by the hearing ;
 9 Text    |     sound can attach itself (lit. can come) to a gesture,
10 Text    |    cause of the eye failing (lit. slipping) is that the sight
11 Text    | scattered things and propel (lit. send) them, consider also
12 Text    |  voice carries. Again, make (lit. take) an experiment for
13 Text    |    and that he may estimate (lit. weigh) the extent (lit.
14 Text    |      lit. weigh) the extent (lit. surface) of the depth and
15 Text    | which sets things in motion (lit. the dragger of things)
16 Text    | sight [P. 39.] is weak errs (lit. slips). But the contrivances
17 Text    |    an abundant and material (lit. solid) outflow. But effulgence
18 Text    |  really flow like a literal (lit. bound) fountain. For lo !
19 Text(12)|                            1 Lit. 'sailed about' : see p.
20 Text    |      his voice reaches, but (lit. and) when the contrivance