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 1   I,  1 |       give is the triad. And so, having taken these three from nature
 2   I,  4 |       line must be recognized as having the best claim to that name.
 3   I,  6 |      Then let a mass BF be taken having the same proportion to BD
 4   I,  10|                               10~Having established these distinctions,
 5   I,  12|                               12~Having established these distinctions
 6   I,  12|          capable of formerly not having been is generated. But in
 7   I,  12|  generated, for it is capable of having been generated and thus
 8  II,  1 |         have a limit and a goal, having itself no beginning or end,
 9  II,  6 |           But circular movement, having no beginning or limit or
10  II,  6 |          in its proper place and having no contrary, then it has
11  II,  13| underlies it; while the air, not having room enough to change its
12  II,  14|    necessarily drive it on, both having an impulse whose goal is
13  II,  14|          will be at rest without having its centre at the place
14 III,  1 |         is flowing away, nothing having any solidity, except one
15  IV,  5 |         different from these but having relatively to each other