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 1 Text|            harmful thing, when our bodies [P. 2.] approach it by measure
 2 Text|      whether they be substances or bodies, can exist in this thing (
 3 Text|        that the Space in which all bodies exist has no body or substance.
 4 Text|     measurements (which belong) to bodies [P.15] that exist in the
 5 Text|             lit. has received) all bodies, though it has no body,
 6 Text|         names and notions, but not bodies and substances. For thou
 7 Text|        eagle or one of the various bodies and substances. When some
 8 Text|          portray the likenesses of bodies which they perceive they
 9 Text|           nouns which are given to bodies and substances ; and another
10 Text|            they have been given to bodies and substances, they also
11 Text| imagination does not fix itself on bodies or substances. For what
12 Text|          are names and are used of bodies and substances, [I reply]
13 Text|          applied] also to [P. 24.] bodies according to common usage ;
14 Text|          says 'length' even though bodies and their extent have not
15 Text|           these, lo, stay upon the bodies by favour. But if thou sayest '
16 Text|      everything that exist are not bodies but meanings (or notions),
17 Text|           go forth from unpolished bodies or from substances that [