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 1   I, 1| understand his own utterance. He says, at all events, that coming-to-be
 2   I, 1|        of Empedocles. Empedocles says that Fire, Water, Air, and
 3   I, 1|          to this effect, when he says "There is no coming-to-be
 4   I, 1|         And, to judge by what he says, the qualities are such
 5   I, 3|      forth in Parmenides: for he says that the things into which
 6   I, 7|           It is not possible (he says) that "others", i.e. "differents",
 7   I, 8|     softness. And yet Democritus says "the more any indivisible
 8  II, 1|        he make any use of it. He says, indeed, that it is a substratum
 9  II, 1|        are. However, he actually says" that the truest account
10  II, 6|       comparable. Yet Empedocles says "For these are all not only
11  II, 6|           nature" about which he says nothing. What he says, therefore,
12  II, 6|         he says nothing. What he says, therefore, is no explanation
13  II, 6|          while at other times he says it is the nature of Fire