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1   V, 4|       and be one in respect of continuity and quantity, though not
2   V, 6|      is one,-and one either in continuity or in form or in definition;
3   V, 6|        unless because of their continuity); we do this only if they
4 VII, 4| something which is one, not by continuity like the Iliad or the things
5  IX, 8|     for opposites, so that the continuity of the movement should be
6   X, 1|        itself the cause of its continuity. A thing is of this sort
7 XII, 9| reasonable to suppose that the continuity of its thinking is wearisome