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 1  II, 2 |      upward direction, so that water should proceed from fire,
 2  II, 2 |  proceed from fire, earth from water, and so always some other
 3  II, 2 |      or (ii) as air comes from water. By "as the man comes from
 4  II, 2 |   coming from another thing as water comes from air implies the
 5 III, 1 |       fire; while another says water or air. Again (12) we ask
 6 III, 3 |       Empedocles says fire and water and the rest are the constituent
 7 III, 4 |      he says,~we see earth, by water water,~By ether godlike
 8 III, 4 |         we see earth, by water water,~By ether godlike ether,
 9 III, 5 |     all to indicate substance, water and earth and fire and air,
10  IV, 4 | thinking it desirable to drink water or to see a man, he proceeds
11   V, 3 |        same kind, as a part of water is water (while a part of
12   V, 3 |    kind, as a part of water is water (while a part of the syllable
13   V, 4 |      earth, others air, others water, others something else of
14   V, 4 |         but in general perhaps water is first, if all things
15   V, 4 |  things that can be melted are water), but also the form or essence,
16   V, 6 |     wine is said to be one and water is said to be one, qua indivisible
17   V, 6 |     same; for all of these are water or air.~(ii) Those things
18   V, 8 |        i.e. earth and fire and water and everything of the sort,
19   V, 24|        can be melted come from water, but in a sense the statue
20   V, 26|     have both characteristics. Water and all liquids and number
21   V, 26|    whole number" or "the whole water" one does not speak of,
22   V, 27|      makes no difference, e.g. water or fire, none can be mutilated;
23 VII, 2 |        bodies such as fire and water and earth and everything
24 VIII, 1|  substances, i.e. fire, earth, water, air, &c., the simple bodies;
25 VIII, 2|      define ice we should say "water frozen or solidified in
26 VIII, 5|   healthy and diseased? And is water potentially wine and vinegar?
27 VIII, 5|  matter of a corpse, and it is water that is the matter of vinegar.
28 VIII, 5|     vinegar first goes back to water, and only then becomes wine.~
29   X, 6 |        with a difference; e.g. water is much but not many. But "
30  XI, 10|        infinite), e.g. fire or water would be infinite, but such
31 XIV, 6 |       at the same time that of water 2X3.~If all things must