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 1   I, 1 | alteration" essentially is.~It follows, as an obvious corollary,
 2   I, 6 |       acting".~Let us start as follows. All things which admit
 3   I, 7 |       ii) the same consequence follows if A and B are absolutely "
 4   I, 8 |      theory which he states as follows: "The void is a "not being",
 5   I, 8 |        is also obvious that it follows with tolerable consistency
 6   I, 8 |        place-whence it clearly follows that to every body there
 7   I, 10|      these premises it clearly follows (i) that so long as the
 8   I, 10|         combined".) It clearly follows (ii) that we must not speak
 9  II, 2 |       is readily adaptable and follows the outline of that which
10  II, 4 |         Hence, too, it clearly follows that, when one of the consecutive "
11  II, 6 | compulsion actually occurs; it follows that "natural movement"
12  II, 7 |    elements". Consequently, it follows that Fire and Water do not
13  II, 10|     occurrence of coming-to-be follows necessarily from what we
14  II, 11|      if eternal, necessary.~It follows that the coming-to-be of
15  II, 11|      the "upper revolution" it follows that the sun revolves in