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 1   I,  2 |      movement; for any one can see that fire moves in a straight
 2   I,  3 |     change their properties we see to be subject without exception
 3   I,  11|      who sees a stade need not see the smaller measures contained
 4   I,  11|       the contrary, he who can see a dot or hear a small sound
 5   I,  12|   always existing.~We may also see in the following way how
 6  II,  2 |       the poles, that which we see above us is the lower region,
 7  II,  2 |       and that which we do not see is the upper. For right
 8  II,  2 |       For if it is the pole we see, the movement will be leftward,
 9  II,  3 |      possess movement. Thus we see that generation is necessarily
10  II,  12|        it is very difficult to see one’s way, as a proof rather
11  II,  13|    than that which is limited, see ing that the latter is the
12  II,  14|     show segments shaped as we see them? As it is, the shapes
13 III,  8 |     passing glance at it, will see that it removes generation
14  IV,  4 | similarly a light body. For we see with our eyes, as we said
15  IV,  6 |      this are not difficult to see. For the problem thus raised