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1 1|      standstill. But, if this be assumed, then theywill traverse
2 1|        hold it a betrayal of his assumed "elements" to confess thetruth
3 1|       oneanother. For, if he had assumed this, it would not have
4 1| sequenceof the principles he had assumed; he showed no scruples,
5 1|        following two points were assumed, neither of whichis conceded
6 2|      small bodies, such as those assumed by Epicurus, Leucippus,
7 2|          of the two propositions assumed in constructing our proof
8 2|     faculty is unnatural; it has assumed an acridity owing to the