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 1   I, 1 |    elements the "homoeomeries", viz. bone, flesh, marrow, and
 2   I, 2 |      remaining forms of change, viz. growth and "alteration".
 3   I, 2 | divisible through and through", viz. in so far as there is one
 4   I, 3 |         asserts that these two, viz. what is and what is not,
 5   I, 4 |        the persistent identity, viz. man. (Hence, as regards
 6   I, 5 |       change from this to that (viz. from potential to actual
 7   I, 5 |       of water in this fashion, viz. withdrawing out of it and
 8   I, 5 |        that "whereby" he grows, viz. not the food? Then why
 9   I, 5 |         substance of the other (viz. of the food) does not.
10   I, 7 |       perhaps "coincidentally", viz. if the line happened to
11   I, 8 |         small ones, since they (viz. the large bodies) are easily
12   I, 9 |      occur in this manner only, viz. by the bodies being split.
13   I, 10|    another; while other things, viz. agents which have not the
14  II, 3 |       originative sources" two, viz. the rare and the dense,
15  II, 5 |         complementary factors", viz. the black and the moist (
16  II, 7 |       come-to-be out of a wall"-viz. each out of a different
17  II, 8 |      fed by one substance only, viz. by Water, are fed by more
18  II, 9 |        things are of necessity, viz. the eternal things,~others
19  II, 10|   produces continuous movement, viz. the body which is being