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1 1|          way in which the primary corpuscles,which are unaffected by
2 1|           is not posterior to the corpuscles,but is a long way prior
3 1|       ofit. For, that these small corpuscles belonging to the lodestone
4 1| mustsurely become filled with the corpuscles which emanate from the stone;
5 1|         says Epicurus, "but these corpuscles must be looked on as exceedinglysmall,
6 2|          small portions among the corpuscles, that his various treatises
7 2|      inharmonious and non-partite corpuscles contains within itself any