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1   I, 1|      of "alteration" stand and fall together. For if the change
2   I, 2| division-into magnitudes which fall apart from one another and
3   I, 8|       the following criticisms fall within the compass of a
4   I, 8|     solids uniform, or do they fall into sets which differ from
5   I, 8|        other hand (ii) if they fall into differing sets, how
6   I, 8|      qua divisible, a body can fall into separate parts.~
7  II, 3|   bodies, since they are four, fall into two pairs which belong
8  II, 8|      it together; for it would fall to pieces if the moist were