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 1   I,  2 |        all other cases goes to show that it is the unnatural
 2   I,  3 |       to our own day, seems to show that they conceived of it
 3   I,  6 |      We have therefore only to show this to be impossible in
 4   I,  9 |                      9~We must show not only that the heaven
 5   I,  12|      but proper to the subject show it to be impossible that
 6  II,  6 |              6~We have next to show that the movement of the
 7  II,  6 |    that the mover should first show incapacity for an infinite
 8  II,  8 | swifter slower. But this would show that their movement was
 9  II,  9 |        why we do not hear, and show in our bodies none of the
10  II,  10| varying, as the mathematicians show, with their distance.~
11  II,  11|     moon as it waxes and wanes show for the most part a crescent-shaped
12  II,  13|         free in midair, should show no movement at all. Yet
13  II,  14|     would eclipses of the moon show segments shaped as we see
14  II,  14|      set. All of which goes to show not only that the earth
15 III,  2 |        its nature. We go on to show that there are certain bodies
16 III,  2 |    This discussion suffices to show (1) that all bodies are
17 III,  3 |    else, that does not at once show that it contained these
18 III,  4 |        number is. Let us first show reason or denying that their
19 III,  6 |        The foregoing arguments show that it cannot be an atom;
20 III,  7 |      body is divided, they can show no reason why one of the
21 III,  8 | attention in allotting shapes, show the shapes not to be in
22  IV,  3 | discussions, where we tried to show how none of these things