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 1  II, 2 |          being eternal, should be destroyed; for since the process of
 2   V, 8 |          destruction the whole is destroyed, as the body is by the destruction
 3   V, 8 |         this nature; for if it is destroyed, they say, nothing exists,
 4   V, 12|           and bent and in general destroyed not by having a potency
 5   V, 16| completely spoilt, and completely destroyed, when it in no wise falls
 6  VI, 3 |      course of being generated or destroyed, is obvious. For otherwise
 7  VI, 3 |       which is being generated or destroyed must have a cause which
 8 VII, 15|           ever in course of being destroyed (for there is no generation
 9 VII, 15|           prior to others are not destroyed when the others are.~Again,
10 VIII, 1|      which alone is generated and destroyed, and is, without qualification,
11 VIII, 1|         generated and again being destroyed, and now underlies the process
12 VIII, 3|           ever in course of being destroyed, and must have come to be
13  XI, 1 |       perish all other things are destroyed with them; for everything
14  XI, 10|       potency, the finite will be destroyed by the infinite. And that
15 XIII, 8|          to the 2; for when it is destroyed the 2 is destroyed. It must,
16 XIII, 8|          it is destroyed the 2 is destroyed. It must, then, be the Idea
17 XIII, 9|      mathematical number has been destroyed; for they state hypotheses