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 1   I, 2|  explanation, e.g. of "action" or "passion" how in physical actions
 2   I, 6| association", and of "action" and "passion". Now "association" is "
 3   I, 6|        their reciprocal action and passion to generate the compounds:
 4   I, 6|         one, reciprocal action and passion could not have occurred".
 5   I, 6|       whenever there is action and passion between two things, that
 6   I, 6|           is reciprocal action and passion.~But if we must investigate "
 7   I, 6|           contact". For action and passion (in the proper sense of
 8   I, 6|        such a way that "action and passion" are predicable of them.~
 9   I, 7|         must discuss "action" and "passion". The traditional theories
10   I, 7|      account to hold of action and passion as that which is true of "
11   I, 7|          explained what action and passion are, what things exhibit
12   I, 7|            possible for action and passion to take place.~
13   I, 8|          all "alteration" and all "passion" take place in the way that
14   I, 8|    Leucippus" theory of action and passion.~Such, approximately, are
15   I, 8|          for reciprocal action and passion. Our arguments have shown
16   I, 9|    objection-it is a paradox that "passion" should occur in this manner