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1   V, 6 |   and a line, even if it is bent, is called one if it is
2   V, 6 | even if they admit of being bent, and still more those which
3   V, 6 |  more those which cannot be bent; e.g. the shin or the thigh
4   V, 6 |   line is more one than the bent; but that which is bent
5   V, 6 |     bent; but that which is bent and has an angle we call
6   V, 6 |    another moves, as in the bent line.~(b)(i) Things are
7   V, 12|  are broken and crushed and bent and in general destroyed