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 1   I, 12|            air, the earth, colors, figures, sounds, and all external
 2 III, 19|            which bodies of diverse figures preserve with reference
 3   V, 3 |          these all sorts of sizes, figures, situations, and local motions;
 4   V, 4 | innumerable particulars respecting figures, numbers, motion, and the
 5   V, 6 |          an innumerable variety of figures with regard to which it
 6   V, 6 |      clearly conceived relating to figures, numbers, and other matters
 7   V, 11|       think that all quadrilateral figures can be inscribed in the
 8   V, 11|           But when I consider what figures are capable of being inscribed
 9   V, 11|        hold that all quadrilateral figures are of this number; on the
10  VI, 7 |          viewed, and that colossal figures, raised on the summits of
11  VI, 10|         place, of assuming diverse figures, and the like, that cannot