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1 Intro| observable that he does not absolutely deny that there is an opposite 2 Intro| thing signified by them as absolutely fixed and defined. These 3 Intro| one or Being, which was absolutely at rest. But the positive 4 Intro| Many terms which were used absolutely in the beginning of philosophy, 5 Intro| Hegel employs some of them absolutely, some relatively, seemingly 6 Soph| not something’ must say absolutely nothing.~THEAETETUS: Most 7 Soph| one must be affirmed to be absolutely indivisible.~THEAETETUS: 8 Soph| endowed with soul remains absolutely unmoved? THEAETETUS: All 9 Soph| motion, which we affirm to be absolutely ‘other’ than rest: what