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1  IV, 4 |        home, when he thinks he ought to be walking there? Why
2  IV, 4 |        at these things; yet he ought, if the same thing were
3 VII, 8 |      form also, or whatever we ought to call the shape present
4 VIII, 3|       of heap, or if it is, we ought to say what it is that makes
5   X, 1 |        numbers is a number; we ought indeed to say this if we
6 XII, 9 |     the world, so that if this ought to be avoided (and it ought,
7 XII, 9 |    ought to be avoided (and it ought, for there are even some
8 XIV, 1 |      few and many? Either both ought to be predicated of it,
9 XIV, 2 | becomes and is many; yet there ought to be a matter for each