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 1   I,  8 |       enough to make plain the character and number of the bodily
 2   I,  11|     distinct applications. The character which is the ground of the
 3   I,  12| another. But in things of that character the contradictory states
 4  II,  2 |   above has a certain original character as compared with the other
 5  II,  3 |      of the heaven of the same character as that part? Because there
 6  II,  6 |     another and is definite in character. Again, suppose one assumes
 7  II,  9 |       earth could maintain its character.~That the stars are spherical
 8  II,  14|        remained so always, its character must be that which the initial
 9 III,  1 |        from an analysis of the character of natural things, and equally
10 III,  1 |    they specify the number and character of the parts which will
11 III,  3 |       what is their number and character. The answer will be plain
12 III,  6 |      answered their number and character will be manifest. In the
13  IV,  4 |         in view of the generic character of "light" and "heavy",
14  IV,  4 | potentially possessing the one character, it is matter for the heavy,
15  IV,  5 |   relatively to each other the character which these have absolutely,