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1 1|         and the iron) they then rebound into the middle and so become
2 1|      belonging to the lodestone rebound,and become entangled with
3 1|  collide with the iron and then rebound back,and that it is by these
4 1|      alsoin motion, they do not rebound at once. For, further, there
5 1|       iron and at the same time rebound from the piececoming next
6 1| traverse thefirst piece of iron rebound from the second, and do
7 1|        adopted. For, if they do rebound, how then do they pass throughinto
8 1|       piece? And if they do not rebound, how does the secondpiece
9 1|   Epicurus himself looked onthe rebound as the active agent in attraction. ~ ~