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 1   V, 28 | while the generation of them goes on continuously".-(2) It
 2  VI, 3  |  will die by violence, if he goes out; and he will do this
 3  VI, 3  |     Clearly then the process goes back to a certain starting-point,
 4 VII, 7  |      heat; and the physician goes on thinking thus until he
 5 VII, 7  |     Therefore, as the saying goes, it is impossible that anything
 6 VIII, 5 |     animal, the corpse first goes back to its matter, and
 7 VIII, 5 |    animal; and vinegar first goes back to water, and only
 8   X, 1  |     as far as our perception goes, nothing can be subtracted,
 9  XI, 1  |       so that as far as this goes it would deal with the highest
10 XIII, 8 |     be stated. But if number goes only up to 10 as some say,
11 XIII, 8 |    several things-themselves goes up to 10. It must, then,
12 XIII, 10| there may be, so far as this goes, an infinite number of similar