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1   I, 5|   accession to every part of its figure or "form".~That growth has
2   I, 8|         from one another only in figure. In the philosophy of Empedocles,
3   I, 8|        peculiar to the spherical figure: for, that being so, its "
4   I, 8|          that no property except figure should belong to the "indivisibles":
5  II, 7| nevertheless possible for either figure to have come-to-be out of
6  II, 8|        that which is fed is the "figure"-i.e. the "form" taken along
7  II, 8|          its own place; but the "figure"-i.e. the "form"-Of them
8  II, 9|        of their "end", is their "figure" or "form"-and that is the~