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 1   I, 1 |        yet, in common with other thinkers, he affirms that the elements
 2   I, 7 |        conflicting. For (i) most thinkers are unanimous in maintaining (
 3   I, 7 |     dissented from all the other thinkers and maintained a theory
 4   I, 7 |      heat.) Now the one group of thinkers supposed that agent and
 5   I, 8 |        There were, then, certain thinkers who, for the reasons we
 6   I, 8 | explanation offered by the other thinkers. It is not clear, for instance,
 7   I, 8 | numerically-identical.~As to the thinkers who explain modification
 8   I, 8 |          the sense in which some thinkers conceive them. But since
 9   I, 9 |        at the contacts" (as some thinkers express it), then, even
10   I, 9 |    impossible) way in which some thinkers say they occur.~
11   I, 10|           For, according to some thinkers, it is impossible for one
12  II, 1 |         elements". But (i) those thinkers are in error who postulate,
13  II, 1 |           Boundless", which some thinkers identify with the "original
14  II, 1 |          as Empedocles and other thinkers assert, since "alteration"
15  II, 1 |          body? For all the other thinkers assume and use them without
16  II, 5 |          bodies consist, as some thinkers in fact believe, these "
17  II, 5 |          never can exist-as some thinkers assert the "Boundless" or
18  II, 5 |      originative source"-as some thinkers suppose that Air is transformed
19  II, 9 |    statements as are made by the thinkers we have been criticizing.