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1 III, 1 |            if more, whether all are akin, or some of them must be
2  VI, 2 |             accidental is obviously akin to non-being. And this is
3  IX, 7 |      walking" or "moving",-which is akin to the "thaten".) Wherever
4  IX, 10|         blindness; for blindness is akin to a total absence of the
5  XI, 7 |           of the essence-whether as akin to "snub" or rather to "
6 XII, 8 | mathematical sciences which is most akin to philosophy-viz. of astronomy;