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 1   I, 2 |         i.e. without magnitude) or absolutely nothing. If its constituents
 2   I, 2 |            either out of points or absolutely out of nothing. And how
 3   I, 7 |           i) if A and B are "like"-absolutely and in all respects without
 4   I, 7 | consequence follows if A and B are absolutely "other", i.e. in no respect
 5   I, 10|           that they should survive absolutely unaltered: and their "combination"
 6  II, 6 |             bodies themselves have absolutely no movement or rest. But
 7  II, 11|             on the contrary, is it absolutely necessary for some of them
 8  II, 11|          to come-to-be-"necessary" absolutely. If that be the case, however, "
 9  II, 11|           the sequence will not be absolutely, but only conditionally,
10  II, 11|      limited sequence, that it is "absolutely necessary" for any one of
11  II, 11|        truly say, e.g. that "it is absolutely necessary for a house to
12  II, 11| coming-to-be of anything, if it is absolutely necessary, must be cyclical-i.
13  II, 11|    cyclical coming-to-be that the "absolutely necessary" is to be found.