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 1   I,  5 |         contact with E, but the position will always be something
 2   I,  8 |         the heavy body. And its position cannot be unnatural to it,
 3   I,  9 |         composite body, and its position must be either natural or
 4  II,  2 |         with the other forms of position. On these two grounds, then,
 5  II,  2 |        movement has the reverse position, since the movement itself
 6  II,  2 |       consequent differences of position.~
 7  II,  3 |      not so much by our spatial position as by the fact that our
 8  II,  4 |       the sphere holds the same position among solids. For it alone
 9  II,  4 |     drawn from the bodies whose position is about the centre. If
10  II,  8 | evidently occur not only in the position of the stars but also in
11  II,  8 |     that if stars shifted their position so as to exchange circles,
12  II,  10|     With their order-I mean the position of each, as involving the
13  II,  13|      speak of the earth, of its position, of the question whether
14  II,  13|         its shape.~I. As to its position there is some difference
15  II,  13|      give the earth the central position, looking for confirmation
16  II,  13|       precious; but to the mere position we should give the last
17  II,  13|       the system.~II. As to the position of the earth, then, this
18  II,  13|     views held as to the shape, position, and rest or movement of
19  II,  14|      lies at the centre. Of the position of the earth and of the
20  II,  14|         quite a small change of position to south or north causes
21 III,  2 |   brings them into the contrary position that disorder is natural,
22 III,  5 |         or-more ingeniously-the position may be supported by the
23 III,  7 |      undertake the defence of a position in argument. In the confidence
24  IV,  1 |    which we call "above", is in position above and in nature primary.
25  IV,  2 |       as solids are in a better position to assert that of such bodies
26  IV,  2 |   elements, it is in a stronger position for meeting the foregoing