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 1   I,  8 |   bodies, one weightless, one endowed with weight, and below is
 2   I,  8 |    below is place of the body endowed with weight, since the region
 3   I,  9 |       a single whole of flesh endowed with this aquiline quality.
 4  II,  1 |    upper bodies as earthy and endowed with weight, and therefore
 5  II,  14| possesses weight is naturally endowed with a centripetal movement.
 6  II,  14|       postulate that any body endowed with weight, of whatever
 7 III,  1 | natural bodies are manifestly endowed with weight and lightness,
 8 III,  2 |  without weight, and a body B endowed with weight. Suppose the
 9 III,  2 |      i.e. if the air were not endowed with this function, constrained
10  IV,  1 |       that one, of two bodies endowed with weight and equal in
11  IV,  2 |  which one of two things both endowed with weight is said to be
12  IV,  2 | atomic parts, of which bodies endowed with weight are composed,
13  IV,  2 |       and earth) among bodies endowed with weight. Again, the
14  IV,  2 |    lead, or of any other body endowed with weight, is quicker
15  IV,  5 |      its own place every body endowed with both weight and lightness