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1  IV, 4 |       to this thing.)~Let it be assumed then, as was said at the
2 VII, 8 |    something else; for this was assumed. E.g. we make a brazen sphere;
3   X, 1 | definition of it, should not be assumed to be the same. "One" has
4  XI, 5 |   person is a horse; for it was assumed to be possible to make opposite
5 XIII, 9|         but did not see, if one assumed these principles, how mathematical
6 XIV, 6 |   limits, since all things were assumed to share in number. And
7 XIV, 6 |     share in number. And it was assumed that things that differed