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 1   I,  1 |        body is that which is every way divisible. A magnitude if
 2   I,  1 |         magnitude if divisible one way is a line, if two ways a
 3   I,  1 |          terms in practice in this way. Of two things, or men,
 4   I,  1 |       three dimensions it is every way divisible, while the other
 5   I,  3 |          has been said, in part by way of assumption and in part
 6   I,  3 |          assumption and in part by way of proof, it is clear that
 7   I,  3 |          bodies which move in this way. Suppose, then, that the
 8   I,  3 |        cannot possibly move in the way of locomotion by being forced
 9   I,  4 |           are contraries, it in no way follows that the reverse
10   I,  4 |        would be no movement either way, and if one of the two were
11   I,  5 |           of this question, either way, is not unimportant, but
12   I,  5 |    conception; so that it is in no way absurd or unreasonable that
13   I,  6 |          be shown in the following way. A given weight moves a
14   I,  6 |           purpose in the following way. That will lead us to a
15   I,  7 |          which has extension every way. How can there be several
16   I,  7 |          infinitely extended every way.~It is no more conceivable,
17   I,  7 |       impelled, or modified in any way, or caused to undergo any
18   I,  7 |      infinite be acted upon in any way by infinite. Let A and B
19   I,  8 |            the centre; in the same way the earth of our world must
20   I,  9 |            be made clearer in this way. Suppose "aquilinity" to
21   I,  10|          the facts point the other way: generated things are seen
22   I,  11|      quickly, or well. In the same way the word "generated" is
23   I,  12|          not for A and B in either way. C then will be, and also
24   I,  12|          also see in the following way how impossible it is either
25  II,  1 |     supported it in their fabulous way upon animate necessity.
26  II,  2 |            matter or find a better way. At the start we may say
27  II,  4 |            to arrange them in this way. The circle corresponds
28  II,  4 |       radii. Thus water forces its way to the ends of the radii,
29  II,  5 |      nature is ordered in the best way possible, this may stand
30  II,  12|        very difficult to see one’s way, as a proof rather of modesty
31  II,  13|          push their inquiries some way into the problem, but not
32  II,  13|           it. This seems to be the way of flat-shaped bodies: for
33  II,  13|          speak of movement in this way cannot be confined to the
34  II,  13|       thing to which movement this way and that is equally inappropriate
35  II,  14|          to come into being in the way that some of the natural
36  II,  14|           evenly, or in some other way, makes no difference. If,
37  II,  14|         But neither will it in any way affect the argument if there
38  II,  14|           the centre equally every way, the less being forced to
39  II,  14|           have been formed in this way, and so clearly its generation
40  II,  14|            India, and that in this way the ocean is one. As further
41 III,  2 |     naturally a thing moves in one way, while its unnatural movements
42 III,  2 |           be helped on in the same way. This discussion suffices
43  IV,  1 |       moved naturally in a certain way. The activities corresponding
44  IV,  1 |          universe is similar every way, and from any point on the
45  IV,  1 |      universe is not similar every way. They recognize only the
46  IV,  2 |        parts-in precisely the same way, they assert, lead is heavier
47  IV,  2 |        does not correspond in this way to the bulk, the lesser
48  IV,  2 |        amount of void. This is the way they put it themselves,
49  IV,  4 |           if no obstacle is in the way. There are, I say, these
50  IV,  4 | corresponds to matter. In the same way, among spatial distinctions,
51  IV,  5 |            constraint; and in that way water also may be drawn
52  IV,  6 |          quicker will it force its way down; only if the force