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1   I, 3 |         attribute to it any quality, quantity, or position. Otherwise,
2   I, 3 |            possessed of a quality or quantity, nor in any place). If,
3   I, 4 |           contrary to contrary is in quantity, it is "growth and diminution";
4   I, 5 |            actually an indeterminate quantity of air; and (ii) we do not
5   I, 5 |    potentially possesses determinate quantity the ducts to which it accedes
6   I, 5 |         mixed in greater and greater quantity with wine, in the end makes
7   I, 10| easily-divisible. Now (i) if a great quantity (or a large bulk) of one