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 1   V, 6 |       not the same triangles.~(c) Two things are called one,
 2  VI, 3 |       not. And B will exist if C happens. And thus if time
 3 VIII, 1|      fire, earth, water, air, &c., the simple bodies; second
 4  IX, 6 |  analogy-as A is in B or to B, C is in D or to D; for some
 5  XI, 8 |       when B is, and B is when C is, and if C exists not
 6  XI, 8 |     and B is when C is, and if C exists not by chance but
 7  XI, 8 |  necessity, that also of which C was cause will exist of
 8  XI, 8 |        A if B occurs, and B if C occurs; and in this way
 9 XIII, 6|    different from another. Or (c) some units must be associable
10 XIII, 8| indivisible, line, then the 2 &c.; these entities also extend
11 XIII, 9|         for "long and short", &c., are attributes of magnitude,
12 XIV, 1 |      changed in quantity. And (c) the matter of each thing,