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 1 III, 2 | difficulties in many ways, the most paradoxical thing of all is the statement
 2 III, 2 |    perceptible things? For the same paradoxical results will follow which
 3 III, 4 |            all men, be one? This is paradoxical, for all the things whose
 4  IV, 7 |      acquired this opinion as other paradoxical opinions have been acquired;
 5  VI, 2 |           has come to be", with the paradoxical conclusion that if one who
 6  XI, 2 |            independent. But this is paradoxical; for such a principle and
 7  XI, 2 |            are not eternal; this is paradoxical. But if there is one principle
 8 XII, 4 |         categories. But it would be paradoxical if they were the same for
 9 XII, 10|      observe how many impossible or paradoxical results confront those who
10 XII, 10|         form.~Empedocles also has a paradoxical view; for he identifies
11 XII, 10|             love a principle? It is paradoxical also that strife should
12 XII, 10|            in a sense health. It is paradoxical also not to suppose a contrary
13 XIII, 7|           If there are not, this is paradoxical; and if there are, what
14 XIII, 8|       starting-point of them. It is paradoxical that there should be a 1
15 XIII, 8|           of horse, if man is It is paradoxical also that there should be