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 1   I,  3|         thing will be that which sinks to the bottom of all things
 2   I,  6|    whatever point the body which sinks to the bottom starts its
 3   I,  8|         first, of the body which sinks to the bottom, namely the
 4  IV,  4|  absolutely heavy, as that which sinks to the bottom of all things,
 5  IV,  4|           whatever its quantity, sinks to the bottom of fire; compared
 6  IV,  4|      while water in any quantity sinks to the bottom of air. Now
 7  IV,  4|          any lightness, since it sinks to the bottom of all things,
 8  IV,  4|       all things, and that which sinks moves to the centre. That
 9  IV,  4| coincident. But since that which sinks to the bottom of all things
10  IV,  4|         extremity, as that which sinks is opposed to that which
11  IV,  5|  lightness and weight, and water sinks to the bottom of all things
12  IV,  5|        things and one only which sinks to the bottom of all things,
13  IV,  5|   absolutely heavy is that which sinks to the bottom of all things,
14  IV,  5|     things, the relatively heavy sinks to its own place or to the