Book, Paragraph

1 III, 2 | perceptible thing is straight or round in the way in which he defines "
2 III, 2 |          defines "straight" and "round"; for a hoop touches a straight
3 VII, 8 |      mean that to make the brass round is not to make the round
4 VII, 8 |         round is not to make the round or the sphere, but something
5 VII, 15|       would survive, e.g. "going round the earth" or "night-hidden" (
6 VIII, 6|          same as would arise if "round bronze" were the definition
7 VIII, 6|       the cause of the unity of "round" and "bronze"? The difficulty
8 XII, 3 |      only the bronze comes to be round but also the round or the
9 XII, 3 |         to be round but also the round or the bronze comes to be;