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 1 4|             relation, place, time, position, state, action, or affection.
 2 4|     sitting", are terms indicating position, "shod", "armed", state; "
 3 6|           the whole has a relative position to the other parts: others
 4 6|        parts which bear a relative position each to each, or of parts
 5 6|          of a line bear a relative position to each other, for each
 6 6| distinguish each, and to state the position of each on the plane and
 7 6|          the parts of a plane have position, for it could similarly
 8 6|   similarly be stated what was the position of each and what sort of
 9 6|            a number had a relative position each to each, or a particular
10 6|           to each, or a particular position, or to state what parts
11 6|          not abide can hardly have position. It would be better to say
12 6|           to discover any distinct position for each. This holds good
13 6|            abide, they cannot have position. Thus, some quantities consist
14 6|        consist of parts which have position, and some of those which
15 8|          rather a certain relative position of the parts composing the
16 9|       moreover, of the category of position when we were dealing with