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 1   I,  4|         thrown? Apparently both cases occur: sometimes it is like
 2   I,  4|      breadth and depth. In most cases the direction is sideways
 3   I,  9|    These processes and, in some cases, their varieties are distinguished
 4  II,  3|      bitterness is due in these cases (as with the water strained
 5  II,  3|     suppose that just as in the cases we have described, so in
 6  II,  8|     being struck and so the two cases are the same. The sound
 7 III,  1|        It often happens in such cases that the first part of the
 8 III,  1|         is at work in all these cases, but we sometimes get direct
 9 III,  3|  explanation being in all these cases the same.~Sight is reflected
10 III,  6|      colour is the same in both cases; if it is red in the first
11  IV,  2|       heat of the body. In some cases of concoction the end of
12  IV,  2|     cause and essence. In other cases it leads to some presupposed
13  IV,  3|         found; for in all other cases as well this is what we
14  IV,  3|    usage being that the various cases have no names appropriated
15  IV,  5|       to viscosity. For in some cases, in oil and pitch for instance,
16  IV,  5|   things, but the agent in both cases is heat, either internal
17  IV,  7|  dissipated. The effect in both cases is the same and the cause
18  IV,  9| squeezable, e.g. wool; in other cases the two qualities do not