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 1 6 |       but each is separate and distinct from the rest.~A line, on
 2 6 |     impossible to discover any distinct position for each. This
 3 8 |         the inborn capacity is distinct from the science, with reference
 4 10|       opposition are therefore distinct. Those contraries which
 5 10| manifestly to a class which is distinct, for in this case, and in
 6 14|    these sorts of movement are distinct each from each. Generation
 7 14|       from each. Generation is distinct from destruction, increase
 8 14|      us an alteration which is distinct from all other sorts of
 9 14|   motion. Thus alteration is a distinct sort of motion; for, if
10 14|       if alteration were not a distinct form of motion, necessarily
11 14|       increase, therefore, are distinct.~Speaking generally, rest