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 1 III, 4 |         that which neither when added makes a thing greater nor
 2 III, 4 |         e.g. a plane or a line, added in one way will increase
 3 III, 4 |     will increase what they are added to, but in another way will
 4 III, 4 |        for the indivisible when added will make the number, though
 5  IV, 3 |   qualifications which might be added. This, then, is the most
 6 VII, 4 |     because "surface" itself is added. The formula, therefore,
 7 VII, 5 |   denies that a formula with an added determinant is a definition,
 8 VIII, 3| consists has been taken from or added to the number, it is no
 9 VIII, 3|     that has been taken away or added, so the definition and the
10 VIII, 3| anything has been taken away or added. And (3) the number must
11  IX, 7 |        is nothing which must be added or taken away or changed,
12 XII, 8 |      two more spheres should be added to the sun and two to the
13 XII, 8 |       of the tradition has been added later in mythical form with
14 XIII, 4|       what really is" has to be added, we must inquire whether
15 XIII, 4|       For to what is this to be added? To "centre" or to "plane"
16 XIII, 7|         and one other 2 will be added. And similarly 2 will consist