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 1   I,  1 |     beginning and middle and end give the number of an "all",
 2   I,  1 |        all", and the number they give is the triad. And so, having
 3   I,  2 |           These premises clearly give the conclusion that there
 4   I,  7 |     mentioned: we must therefore give it one of them. And if so,
 5   I,  9 |          In yet another sense we give the name to all body included
 6   I,  10|         judgement by default. To give a satisfactory decision
 7   I,  11|         in defining the power to give the limit or maximum. A
 8  II,  11|       And astronomical arguments give further confirmation; for
 9  II,  13| opposition to ours to which they give the name counterearth. In
10  II,  13|        agree that it is wrong to give the earth the central position,
11  II,  13|          mere position we should give the last place rather than
12  II,  13|        Anaxagoras and Democritus give the flatness of the earth
13  II,  14|         short consideration will give us an easy answer, if we
14  II,  14|         easy answer, if we first give precision to our postulate
15 III,  1 |         linear, that method will give them bodies which are not
16 III,  4 |          of a finite number will give identical results. Indeed
17 III,  5 |        many others. Some of them give fire a particular shape,
18 III,  5 |    divisible, then (a) those who give fire a special shape will
19 III,  8 |          general, the attempt to give a shape to each of the simple
20  IV,  2 |    primary parts: for that would give equality of bulk. Those
21  IV,  2 |       heavy respectively, and to give, further, the reason why