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 1   I, 1|        question, indeed, the early philosophers are divided. Some of them
 2   I, 2|          saying, none of the other philosophers made any definite statement
 3   I, 2|          that, as a whole. But the philosophers we are criticizing suppose
 4   I, 2|         kind of "association" some philosophers assert it to be.~
 5   I, 3|           and alarmed the earliest philosophers. On the other hand (ii)
 6   I, 6|             For all (the pluralist philosophers)—those who generate the "
 7   I, 8|                             8~Some philosophers think that the "last" agent-the "
 8   I, 8|          was the theory which some philosophers (induding Empedocles) advanced
 9   I, 8|       first.~For some of the older philosophers thought that "what is" must
10   I, 8|   Empedocles and some of the other philosophers say that things suffer action
11  II, 1| coming-to-be and passing-away: but philosophers disagree in regard to the