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 1   I,  3 |       with vegetable bodies, and similarly also with those of the elements.
 2   I,  5 |        no circular movement, and similarly where there is no infinite
 3   I,  8 |    portions in this world behave similarly both to one another and
 4   I,  8 |     those in the same world, but similarly to them, since in form no
 5   I,  9 |         thing that was aquiline. Similarly, suppose flesh and bones
 6   I,  12|        but not an impossibility. Similarly to say that a man who is
 7   I,  12|         to be destructible. Nor, similarly, can it be generated. For
 8   I,  12|        destroyed. The generable, similarly, has been generated, for
 9  II,  4 |       projection at the corners. Similarly, if the world had some other
10  II,  4 |           air by fire, and these similarly by the upper bodies-which
11  II,  7 |          surrounding air must be similarly affected. Now while the
12  II,  14|         were separated off moved similarly from every side towards
13 III,  1 |         them end to end. But if, similarly, in putting the lanes together,
14 III,  1 | consideration is that if time is similarly constituted, there would
15 III,  3 |          or it would exude them. Similarly, even if there were only
16  IV,  2 |        its upward movement: and, similarly, in the reverse movement
17  IV,  2 |          large mass of fire. And similarly, if the distinction rests
18  IV,  3 |       any chance direction, nor, similarly, is the relation of the
19  IV,  4 |          the centre. But is also similarly a light body. For we see
20  IV,  6 |          produce division differ similarly in the case with which they