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 1   I, 1 |      are divided. Some of them assert that the so-called "unqualified
 2   I, 1 |        one thing) are bound to assert that coming-to-be is "alteration",
 3   I, 1 |         For "alteration, as we assert, takes place in respect
 4   I, 2 |   however, to suppose, as some assert, that coming-to-be and passing-away
 5   I, 2 | association" some philosophers assert it to be.~
 6   I, 8 |        It is in this way, they assert, that we see and hear and
 7   I, 8 |     the argument": and so they assert that the universe is "one"
 8   I, 8 |       do so, since he does not assert that Fire too (and similarly
 9   I, 10|        fact, or is it false to assert its existence?~For, according
10   I, 10|        the theory of those who assert that "once upon a time all
11  II, 1 |  Empedocles and other thinkers assert, since "alteration" would
12  II, 3 |        four. Now (i) those who assert there is one only, and then
13  II, 5 |     can exist-as some thinkers assert the "Boundless" or the "
14  II, 8 |       as our predecessors also assert) "is fed". For Fire alone-or
15  II, 10|    things continuously; and we assert that motion causes coming-to-be.