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 1   I,  2 |                               2~The question as to the nature of the
 2   I,  5 | impossibility? The decision of this question, either way, is not unimportant,
 3   I,  6 |           will lead us to a further question. Even if the total mass
 4   I,  6 |         plurality of universes. The question might possibly be raised
 5   I,  7 |           place is perceptible.~The question may also be examined in
 6   I,  8 |         than one heaven-the further question mentioned above. For it
 7   I,  9 |           no difference whether the question is "does A exist?" or "could
 8   I,  10|           we may now proceed to the question whether the heaven is ungenerated
 9   I,  10|          the heaven: on the general question we shall attain clearness
10  II,  2 |         need not be troubled by the question, arising from the spherical
11  II,  12|          distance from the facts in question. Nevertheless there are
12  II,  13|             of its position, of the question whether it is at rest or
13  II,  13|            earth at the centre, the question remains, why now do all
14  II,  14|             Let us first decide the question whether the earth moves
15 III,  1 |            This is indeed the first question we have to ask: is generation
16 III,  1 |             the true answer to this question. Some removed generation
17 III,  2 |           world. There is a further question, too, which might be asked.
18 III,  3 |           potentiality: the further question remains, in what manner
19 III,  4 |                          4~The next question to consider is whether the
20 III,  6 |          destruction; for when this question has been answered their
21 III,  7 |              therefore, turn to the question, what is the manner of their
22  IV,  2 |        excess of void also. But the question is, how will they discriminate
23  IV,  2 |            was no need to raise the question why composite bodies are
24  IV,  3 |             statement by settling a question which to some has been the
25  IV,  3 |             the main difficulty-the question why some bodies move always
26  IV,  5 |     universal: or, if the matter in question is the void or something