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 1   I,  3 |           aither, derived from the fact that it "runs always" for
 2   I,  5 |      magnitude: its quantity is in fact the same as that of the
 3   I,  8 |        with it, but the form is in fact the same. Moreover, the
 4   I,  8 |           some movement, since the fact that they move is quite
 5   I,  8 |    infinity is corroborated by the fact that earth moves more quickly
 6   I,  8 |         downward movement; but the fact is the reverse: the greater
 7   I,  9 |       essence is in matter it is a fact of observation that the
 8   I,  9 |             Such a plurality is in fact impossible if this world
 9   I,  9 |          entirety of matter, as in fact it does. But perhaps our
10   I,  9 |           of lives. As a matter of fact, this word "duration" possessed
11   I,  9 |    duration"-a name based upon the fact that it is always-duration
12   I,  9 |     necessarily unchangeable. This fact confirms what we have said.
13   I,  11|            its generation is not a fact but a possibility. (c) It
14  II,  1 |         assert is impossible, this fact will have great weight in
15  II,  2 |            which we deny to be the fact. Clearly then the invisible
16  II,  2 |          and on the left side; the fact being the exact opposite.
17  II,  3 |         spatial position as by the fact that our senses enable us
18  II,  4 |          as our starting-point the fact that water naturally tends
19  II,  5 |         this is itself an ultimate fact or there is an ultimate
20  II,  5 |            or there is an ultimate fact behind it. It may seem evidence
21  II,  5 |         stand as the reason of the fact mentioned. For it is best
22  II,  6 |   unnatural, due, it seems, to the fact that the whole animal complex
23  II,  7 |         higher or overhead. Of the fact, then, that the stars are
24  II,  8 |         smaller. And secondly, the fact that the heavens do not
25  II,  8 |  rectilinear figure has, and is in fact as far as possible removed
26  II,  9 |            to remove, but also the fact that no effect other than
27  II,  12|           product. Each sphere, in fact, has its particular natural
28  II,  13|       opinion. Most people-all, in fact, who regard the whole heaven
29  II,  13|         they say, accounts for the fact that eclipses of the moon
30  II,  13|            evidence they bring the fact that, as the sun rises and
31  II,  13|            results as representing fact. Bodies, we say, which have
32  II,  13|          reason then is not in the fact that the earth is indifferently
33  II,  13|   Nevertheless it will move, as in fact it always does move when
34  II,  14|          as our starting-point the fact that the earth’s motion,
35  II,  14|         have this movement; but in fact every part moves in a straight
36  II,  14|            of the whole-whence the fact that it is now actually
37  II,  14|     accidentally, in virtue of the fact that the earth’s centre
38  II,  14|       movement is indicated by the fact that heavy bodies moving
39  II,  14|          the earth as a whole. The fact indicated does not depend
40  II,  14|    argument, follows also from the fact that the motions of heavy
41 III,  1 |            to ask: is generation a fact or not? Earlier speculation
42 III,  1 | indivisibility; all attributes, in fact, which are divisible. There
43 III,  2 |        same may be shown, from the fact of rest. Rest, also, must
44 III,  2 |          unnatural. But no natural fact can originate in chance.
45 III,  4 |        principles. They should, in fact, be as few as possible,
46 III,  4 | apprehended by sense, which are in fact finite in number, though
47 III,  5 |          alike fail to observe the fact that they are depriving
48 III,  5 |       which belongs to it. But the fact is that increase of quantity
49 III,  7 |         occupied is increased. The fact is that the finer body takes
50 III,  7 |           is no accounting for the fact that the body which results
51 III,  7 |        change into one another. In fact their explanation of the
52 III,  7 |           of the senses as to each fact.~The result of their view
53  IV,  2 |        triangles. But the palpable fact, on the contrary, is that
54  IV,  2 |         would also account for the fact that a body composed of
55  IV,  2 |           and others downward. The fact, again, that the body of
56  IV,  3 |          and change. There are, in fact, three kinds of movement,
57  IV,  3 |         not in every sense true to fact. If one were to remove the
58  IV,  3 |           This is indicated by the fact that locomotion belongs
59  IV,  3 |            actuality. And the same fact explains why what is already
60  IV,  4 |            we have evidence in the fact that a bladder when inflated
61  IV,  4 |             Different views are in fact agreed that there is a heavy
62  IV,  4 |           of all moving things. In fact, however, we have no evidence
63  IV,  6 |  explanation must be found in this fact. It is the easily bounded,