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 1  II, 2 |     acted on by air, air by the sun, the sun by Strife, and
 2  II, 2 |        air, air by the sun, the sun by Strife, and so on without
 3 III, 2 |      the sensible heaven, and a sun and a moon (and so with
 4 VII, 2 |       parts, stars and moon and sun. But whether these alone
 5 VII, 15|      which are unique, like the sun or the moon. For people
 6 VII, 15|    attributes whose removal the sun would survive, e.g. "going
 7 VII, 15|        it will no longer be the sun; but it is strange if this
 8 VII, 15|         if this is so; for "the sun" means a certain substance);
 9 VII, 15| existence, clearly it will be a sun; the formula therefore is
10 VII, 15|   therefore is general. But the sun was supposed to be an individual,
11  IX, 8 |         directions). And so the sun and the stars and the whole
12 XII, 5 |       and (3) besides these the sun and its oblique course,
13 XII, 8 | supposed that the motion of the sun or of the moon involves,
14 XII, 8 |    angle than that in which the sun moves. And the motion of
15 XII, 8 |  spheres should be added to the sun and two to the moon, if
16 XII, 8 |      add to the moon and to the sun the movements we mentioned,
17 XIV, 6 |         E.g. the motions of the sun have a number, and again
18 XIV, 6 |       same form of number; e.g. sun and moon would have been