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 1 1|     ownproper qualities. ~ ~Now Epicurus, despite the fact that he
 2 1|    hewas dissatisfied with what Epicurus said, and had nothing better
 3 1|        respect being opposed to Epicurus; for the latter always statedthe
 4 1|       also warm. ~ ~"Yes," says Epicurus, "but these corpuscles must
 5 1|     suspended to the first? For Epicurus himself looked onthe rebound
 6 1|      with observed facts. Thus, Epicurus, inhis desire to adhere
 7 1|         fact; or if in answerto Epicurus, his discordance with his
 8 1| eachother; and, again, those of Epicurus have been confuted by Asclepiades,
 9 1|   logical sequence, about which Epicurus evidentlycares little. ~ ~
10 1|     exert this traction? If, as Epicurus thinks, allattraction takes
11 2|        such as those assumed by Epicurus, Leucippus, and Democritus.