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 1   I, 1 |        be possible for anything white to become black, or anything
 2   I, 1 |        indeed he calls the sun "white and hot", and the earth "
 3   I, 6 | affection"-i.e. a quality, like white" or "hot", in respect to
 4   I, 7 |         the line happened to be white or black: for unless two
 5   I, 10|         can body "combine" with white, nor (to generalize) "properties"
 6   I, 10|       unaltered. But again (iv) white and knowledge cannot be "
 7   I, 10|        actually, as "body" and "white" persist: nor (b) are they
 8  II, 5 |        transformed into W, the "white" persists, Water will be
 9  II, 5 |         Water will be moist and white: but if it does not persist,
10  II, 5 |       therefore, must be either white or black. Let it then be
11  II, 5 |    moist and then showed itself white. Thus it is evident that
12  II, 6 |         so correspondingly y is white". But "correspondence",