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 1 1|                                  Book One~ ~1. Since feeling and
 2 1|        the four qualities in his book "On Genesis and Destruction,"
 3 1|     those whohave read the first book of his "General Principles."
 4 1|      discussed more fully in the book followingthis. ~ ~
 5 2|                                  Book Two~~1. In the previous
 6 2|          Two~~1. In the previous book we demonstrated that not
 7 2|       the passage from the first book of the "General Principles,"
 8 2|        he takes up in the second book of his "General Principles,"
 9 2|        these cases in the second book of his "General Principles": "
10 2|       Prodicus also, when in his book "On the Nature of Man" he
11 2| Erasistratus, then, not read the book, "On the Nature of Man,"
12 3|                                  Book Three~1. It has been made
13 3|     clearly stated in the fourth book of his "Meteorology," as
14 3|          just as in the previous book we proved the existence
15 3|          as for the others, this book will be as superfluous to
16 3|         pointed out in the first book that it is impossible to
17 3|      correctly indicated in this book. For the present, however,