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 1   I,  1 |        laws of it, we make further use of the number three in the
 2   I,  1 |           of the Gods. Further, we use the terms in practice in
 3   I,  4 |           nothing that has not its use.~
 4   I,  9 |          and in how many senses we use the word, in order to make
 5   I,  9 |            b) In another sense, we use this name for the body continuous
 6   I,  11| distinguish the senses in which we use the words "ungenerated"
 7   I,  11|         treating as uniform in its use a word which has several
 8   I,  11|     Thirdly (c) in its most proper use, it is that which is, but
 9   I,  11|             For in its most proper use the predicate "indestructible"
10   I,  12|         the same significance. One use of "impossible" and "possible",
11   I,  12|       being must equally be so. (I use the words "ungenerated"
12 III,  5 |          other things out of it by use of the attributes density
13 III,  5 |          rare, and coarse in their use means dense. But fineness
14  IV,  1 |           at all with the absolute use, of the terms, but only
15  IV,  2 |         clearer as we advance. One use of the terms "lighter" and "
16  IV,  4 |           surface of all things. I use the term "absolutely", in