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1 III, 19|       whether cold is only the privation of heat, or heat the privation
2 III, 19| privation of heat, or heat the privation of cold; or whether they
3 III, 19|     that cold is nothing but a privation of heat; and so in other
4  IV, 5 |     which is not due], but the privation or want of some knowledge
5  IV, 12|     will in which is found the privation that constitutes the form
6  IV, 12| constitutes the form of error. Privation, I say, is found in the
7  IV, 15|       would be. With regard to privation, in which alone consists
8  IV, 15|      it ought not to be called privation, but negation according