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 1 7 |   this solid world, with its parts, just as we see, consists
 2 11|     uniting in this idea the parts that he has gathered in
 3 21|    and at every time, it has parts; which is false. It does
 4 21|      or at all times, and by parts in individual places and
 5 21|   well.~But, if it exists by parts in individual places or
 6 21|  composition and division of parts; which has been found to
 7 21|      times that it exists by parts in individual places and
 8 21|     but it is distributed in parts according to the parts of
 9 21|    in parts according to the parts of time.~But its eternity
10 21|   then, will be divided into parts, according to the divisions
11 21| another, at another, and has parts distributed according to
12 21|    at one time in all, or by parts in individual places and
13 22|   neither escapes the law of parts -- such as place follows,
14 22|     times to multiplicity of parts, nor is it prevented from
15 24|     is immutable and without parts. Is not, therefore, the
16 27|  that one spirit has not any parts, and there cannot be more
17 27|     is neither compounded of parts, nor can be conceived of