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1   I, 2|      does seem not only to have thought carefully about all the
2   I, 2|       Position". And since they thought that the "truth lay in the
3   I, 2|     through and through", it is thought there is a point not only
4   I, 7|         source of the motion is thought to "impart motion" (for
5   I, 8|       of the older philosophers thought that "what is" must of necessity
6   I, 8| difference.~Leucippus, however, thought he had a theory which harmonized
7  II, 8|      plants, though it might be thought they are fed by one substance
8  II, 9|  contrary (a) some amongst them thought the nature of "the Forms"
9  II, 9|        b) there were others who thought "the matter" was adequate