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 1   I,  1 |        one another in respect of form, but only, if at all, in
 2   I,  4 |         4~That there is no other form of motion opposed as contrary
 3   I,  7 |        moved, differing in their form and power.~If the whole
 4   I,  7 |          Leucippus think, in the form of parts separated by void,
 5   I,  8 |         rest upon an identity of form in these elements and ours,
 6   I,  8 |      increasing with it, but the form is in fact the same. Moreover,
 7   I,  8 |     particular instances of each form must necessarily have for
 8   I,  8 |      goal in each case is one in form but numerically more than
 9   I,  8 |         each undifferentiated in form, we reply that the variety
10   I,  8 |      equally undifferentiated in form, but any one is different
11   I,  8 |      similarly to them, since in form no portion differs from
12   I,  8 |          goal being different in form, and always it is a finite
13   I,  9 |         matter. For instance the form of the sphere is one thing
14   I,  9 | particular circle, the one being form, the other form in matter,
15   I,  9 |        one being form, the other form in matter, i.e. a particular
16   I,  9 |         universe"; the second is form and shape, the first form
17   I,  9 |        form and shape, the first form in combination with matter;
18   I,  9 |         matter; and any shape or form has, or may have, more than
19   I,  9 |          the particulars of like form are several or infinite
20  II,  3 |          also naturally. In some form it must be present, since
21  II,  4 |          into parts different in form. It is clear, then, that
22  II,  5 |         movement is the superior form of rectilinear movement,
23  II,  6 |      long as the natural, or any form of incapacity as long as
24  II,  11|         their mass will have the form of a sphere. Again, what
25  II,  13|       was also constrained. (The form of causation supposed they
26  II,  14|        This would be the natural form of movement towards what
27  II,  14|      that makes the eclipse, the form of this line will be caused
28  II,  14|       line will be caused by the form of the earth’s surface,
29 III,  1 |      however, had no idea of any form of being other than the
30 III,  1 |       can neither be composed to form a body nor possess weight.~
31 III,  3 |         into bodies different in form. That, or something like
32 III,  4 |         into bodies different in form. But even taking "element"
33 III,  5 |        which in combination will form other bodies, as the fusing
34 III,  8 |     movement, but rather to that form of circular movement which
35  IV,  3 |       respectively the size, the form, and the place of a thing,
36  IV,  3 |        is motion towards its own form. (It is best to interpret
37  IV,  3 |     comes to be, in a sense, the form of that which is contained,
38  IV,  3 |        next within it is that of form to matter.) Thus to ask
39  IV,  4 |        the continent pertains to form and the contained to matter:
40  IV,  4 |      which corresponds rather to form and that which corresponds