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1 I, 3 | motion, except that which is cut off inside the circumference 2 I, 12| on the ice to fish (they cut a hole in the ice and then 3 II, 2 | situation and length they cut off the course of many others 4 II, 5 | centre of the earth they cut out a drum-shaped figure. 5 III, 5 | above the earth which is cut off by the horizon will 6 III, 5 | circle, half of which, MN, is cut off by the horizon. (See 7 III, 5 | semicircle and it has now been cut off by the horizon AG. So 8 IV, 8 | non-fissile, apt or inapt to be cut; to be viscous or friable, 9 IV, 9 | soft solids are apt to be cut which do not necessarily 10 IV, 9 | so and liquids cannot be cut. Some things can be both 11 IV, 9 | things can be both split and cut, like wood, though generally 12 IV, 9 | crosswise that it can be cut. For, a body being divided 13 IV, 9 | breadths it is apt to be cut.~A thing is viscous when,