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 1   I,  1 |             One thing, however, is clear. We cannot pass beyond body
 2   I,  3 |        part by way of proof, it is clear that not every body either
 3   I,  3 |            and unmodified, will be clear from what has been said
 4   I,  3 |     equivalent to fire.~It is also clear from what has been said
 5   I,  5 |                       5~This being clear, we must go on to consider
 6   I,  5 |            or composite.~But it is clear, further, that if the simple
 7   I,  5 |           Of necessity A will pass clear of B and B of A at the same
 8   I,  5 |        directions, they would pass clear of one another more rapidly;
 9   I,  5 |           cases. This, however, is clear: that it is impossible to
10   I,  5 |            if both move, they pass clear of one another more quickly.
11   I,  6 |          it.~From this alone it is clear that an infinite body is
12   I,  6 |          we have said, then, it is clear that the weight of the infinite
13   I,  7 |         these arguments then it is clear that the body of the universe
14   I,  9 |           can come to exist. It is clear then that there is neither
15   I,  10|         temporal separation. It is clear then that the universe cannot
16   I,  10|           a man a child. For it is clear that when the elements come
17   I,  10|            not, impossible will be clear from what follows. For there
18   I,  11|       amount. It is, for instance, clear that a person who cannot
19   I,  12|        sometimes not be; and it is clear that this is true also of
20   I,  12| indestructible is eternal. This is clear too from the definition
21   I,  12|          infinite in number, it is clear that a generated or destructible
22   I,  12|            infinity of time.~It is clear also on other grounds that
23  II,  3 |         for the present so much is clear, that the reason why there
24  II,  4 |           different in form. It is clear, then, that the sphere is
25  II,  4 |           these grounds also it is clear that the heavens are spherical.
26  II,  8 |         the other hand, it is also clear that the stars do not roll.
27  II,  9 |              9~From all this it is clear that the theory that the
28  II,  14|        views are untenable will be clear if we take as our starting-point
29  II,  14|           that of the earth. It is clear, then, that the earth must
30  II,  14|          considerations then it is clear that the earth does not
31 III,  4 |     numbers. The exposition is not clear, but this is its real meaning.
32 III,  8 |           what has been said it is clear that the difference of the