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 1 Text|        knowledge and . . . they said also various things that
 2 Text|         thou knowest that it is said in the book (called) 'Of
 3 Text|                l.24] [as I have said above, Bardaisan accepts (
 4 Text|       and in meaning, as.I have said ; for because it has a name (
 5 Text|       place, as the Stoics have said. For that which can dwell
 6 Text|         those things which were said above have been confuted.
 7 Text|          And so also (it may be said of) Length and Breadth—they
 8 Text| incorporeal. ~But Bardaisan has said that even a line is measured
 9 Text|        heard) that which I have said concerning Space, in the
10 Text|         this (is) because, as I said, it has no 'bound' likeness
11 Text|         Iron or Brass cannot be said (i.e. without implying the
12 Text|       verbs and not names, as I said above. ~But leave all of
13 Text|         and went astray, for he said concerning notions that
14 Text|    Stoics did not err, for they said that they (i.e. notions)
15 Text|          others), as (it may be said) that cattle eat more than
16 Text|         belong to it, as I have said. But as when hard substances
17 Text|   examples are equal, as I have said, these contrivances which