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 1   I,  5 |  principles, and indeed in the sphere of quantity possesses it
 2   I,  5 |        square or a circle or a sphere, it cannot be infinite,
 3   I,  5 |      such thing as an infinite sphere or square or circle, and
 4   I,  9 |       instance the form of the sphere is one thing and the gold
 5   I,  9 |   thing and the gold or bronze sphere another; the shape of the
 6   I,  9 |        essential nature of the sphere or circle we do not include
 7   I,  9 | speaking of the copper or gold sphere we do include them. We still
 8  II,  2 |  subsequently is included in a sphere. The difference of function
 9  II,  4 | primary among figures. And the sphere holds the same position
10  II,  4 |       solids have several. The sphere is among solids what the
11  II,  4 |    among solids they leave the sphere undivided, as not possessing
12  II,  4 |       is clear, then, that the sphere is first of solid figures.~
13  II,  4 |       and the bodies below the sphere of the planets are contiguous
14  II,  4 |        are contiguous with the sphere above them. The sphere then
15  II,  4 |     the sphere above them. The sphere then will be spherical throughout;
16  II,  7 |        are carried on a moving sphere, so that, though they are
17  II,  7 |     yet the air underneath the sphere of the revolving body is
18  II,  8 |        while of all shapes the sphere is the most convenient for
19  II,  11|  movement. Such a shape is the sphere, since it possesses no instrument
20  II,  11|        will have the form of a sphere. Again, what holds of one
21  II,  12|     many bodies. For this last sphere moves with many others,
22  II,  12|        which it is fixed, each sphere being actually a body; so
23  II,  12|       be a joint product. Each sphere, in fact, has its particular
24  II,  13|      lies at the centre of the sphere, but rather fire. The Pythagoreans
25  II,  14|     movement, except the first sphere, is observed to be passed,
26  II,  14|   shape, but also that it is a sphere of no great size: for otherwise
27 III,  1 |       view in the mathematical sphere will reproduce themselves
28 III,  4 |     except so far to allot the sphere to fire. Air, water, and
29 III,  4 | rectilinear figures, while the sphere has eight pyramidal parts.
30 III,  7 |      takes the shape both of a sphere and of a cube, or, as some
31 III,  7 |     division of a pyramid or a sphere must leave somewhere at
32 III,  7 |   least a residue which is not sphere or a pyramid. Either, then,
33 III,  8 |     combustion, some made it a sphere, others a pyramid. These
34 III,  8 |        is in a foreign place a sphere or a pyramid, but in its
35 III,  8 |      Democritus makes even the sphere a kind of angle, which cuts
36 III,  8 |   produces fire, and fire is a sphere or a pyramid. The body,
37 III,  8 |    needs produce pyramids or a sphere spheres. One might as well
38  IV,  4 |      every genus. Alike in the sphere of quality and in that of