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1  IV, 3 |        it to this as an ultimate belief; for this is naturally the
2  IV, 4 |          will be an indisputable belief; and if non-being is something
3  IV, 5 | non-being. To those, then, whose belief rests on these grounds,
4  IV, 5 |       number of those who hold a belief, and that the same thing
5  IV, 5 |         be affirmed. It was this belief that blossomed into the
6  XI, 6 |          arisen largely from the belief that the quantity of bodies
7 XIII, 4|         to the assumption on the belief in the Ideas rests, there
8 XIV, 2 |      numbers, what justifies the belief that they exist. To the