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 1   I,  1 |   divisible one way is a line, if two ways a surface, and if three
 2   I,  1 |          practice in this way. Of two things, or men, we say "
 3   I,  1 |  divisible in one dimension or in two alone: for the divisibility
 4   I,  1 |         one direction, another in two, another in all. All magnitudes,
 5   I,  2 |         or a combination of these two, which are the only simple
 6   I,  2 |      reason of this is that these two, the straight and the circular
 7   I,  3 |         that there are only these two simple motions, the circular
 8   I,  4 |       claim to that name. But the two forms of rectilinear motion
 9   I,  4 |       which pass through the same two points are infinite in number.
10   I,  4 |       regard the distance between two points as the length of
11   I,  4 |        reverse motion, one of the two would be ineffective: for
12   I,  4 |           ineffective, for if the two motions were of equal strength,
13   I,  4 |     either way, and if one of the two were preponderant, the other
14   I,  5 |      which is in contact with the two lines can be conceived as
15   I,  5 |           same extent. Now if the two were both moving, and moving
16   I,  6 |         determinate. But if these two places are determined and
17   I,  6 |        proportion to BD which the two weights have to one another. (
18   I,  7 |        unnaturally, there will be two infinites, one which causes,
19   I,  7 |           moves it, there will be two infinites, that which moves
20   I,  7 |           or unnaturally, and the two movements are determined
21   I,  8 |         be elsewhere: for we have two bodies, one weightless,
22   I,  10|          course of formation. The two cases, as we said, are not
23   I,  10|      lapse of time separating the two states. In the figure, on
24   I,  11|           And "impossibility" has two uses: first, where it is
25   I,  11|         talents, he can also lift two, and if he can walk a hundred
26   I,  11|          stades, he can also walk two. But the power is of the
27   I,  12|          have its angles equal to two right angles, and on another
28   I,  12|           it be generated. For of two attributes if B cannot be
29   I,  12|    intermediate between the other two.~Expresed universally our
30   I,  12|          as follows. Let there be two attributes, A and B, not
31   I,  12|          that which is neither of two contraries is a mean between
32   I,  12|        not to be.) If, again, the two terms are coincident, if
33   I,  12| generation. If then we assume the two capacities to be actualized,
34  II,  2 |       should have spoken of these two principles, right and left,
35  II,  2 |       forms of position. On these two grounds, then, they may
36  II,  2 |   secondly, for thinking that the two they mentioned were attributable
37  II,  2 |          and the other below; for two hemispheres are specially
38  II,  4 |        triangle, being the sum of two right angles, to the number
39  II,  4 |       right angles, to the number two. But if one is assigned
40  II,  4 |           line AE is equal to the two radii. Thus water forces
41  II,  5 |                   5~Now there are two ways of moving along a circle,
42  II,  5 |       further, in the superior of two possible directions.~
43  II,  6 |           the goal or between the two; and we expect natural motion
44  II,  6 |       missiles midway between the two. But circular movement,
45  II,  8 |        much to believe. In one or two cases it might not inconceivably
46  II,  8 |        for the are intercepted by two radii will be larger in
47  II,  8 |      since the spherical body has two movements proper to itself,
48  II,  12|                      12~There are two difficulties, which may
49  II,  12|         the fewest movements, say two, and the one next after
50  II,  12|         and in no case do we find two or more attached to the
51  II,  12|   impossible, but to throw one or two is comparatively easy. In
52  II,  12|           C to get D, one step or two present little difficulty,
53  II,  12|        and action always requires two terms, end and means. The
54  II,  14|        must necessarily move with two motions. But if this were
55 III,  1 |     remains to speak of the other two. In speaking of them we
56 III,  1 |           all divisible in one of two ways. They are divisible
57 III,  1 |        view. It is impossible, if two parts of a thing have no
58 III,  1 |          have no weight, that the two together should have weight.
59 III,  1 | ridiculous. For just as there are two ways of putting lines together,
60 III,  1 |         by side, so there must be two ways of putting planes together.
61 III,  2 |        the relative speeds of the two bodies will be in inverse
62 III,  3 |           explains why from these two bodies all others are generated. (
63 III,  4 |    identical results. Indeed even two or three such bodies serve
64 III,  4 |          whether these are one or two or more, the simple bodies
65 III,  4 |           simple motions are only two and the number of places
66 III,  5 |       pyramid, and this on one of two grounds. The reason given
67 III,  6 |        will follow that there are two infinite times which are
68 III,  6 |          analysis. There are thus two mutually exclusive infinites,
69 III,  6 |          observe a destruction of two kinds: it is destroyed by
70 III,  6 |           has body, there will be two bodies in the same place
71 III,  7 |       another. And this in one of two ways, either by change of
72 III,  8 |         and the hexagon, and only two solids, the pyramid and
73  IV,  1 |      relative heavy and light. Of two heavy things, such as wood
74  IV,  1 |        light we mean that one, of two bodies endowed with weight
75  IV,  2 |         the sense in which one of two things both endowed with
76  IV,  2 |    similar impossibility. For any two portions of fire, small
77  IV,  2 |         only to explain why these two things are themselves light
78  IV,  4 |           There are, I say, these two kinds of body, and it is
79  IV,  4 |          intermediate between the two is in a sense both extremity
80  IV,  5 |       things, there must needs be two other bodies which sink
81  IV,  5 |           no lightness. The other two move downward when the body
82  IV,  5 |           the kinds of matter are two, it will be difficult to
83  IV,  5 |    Suppose, for example, that the two asserted are void and plenum.
84  IV,  5 |          kind of body. But if the two bodies are one matter, or
85  IV,  5 |         bodies are one matter, or two matters both present in
86  IV,  6 |        water. But since there are two factors, the force responsible
87  IV,  6 |         be some ratio between the two. For in proportion as the