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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   I,  5|    the radii I mean the area outside which no magnitude which
 2   I,  8|      none whatever can exist outside our universe, and that our
 3   I,  9|    come into being, any body outside the heaven. For if there
 4   I,  9|      there is a natural body outside the extreme circumference
 5   I,  9|    any simple body should be outside the heaven. But, if no simple
 6   I,  9|     any bodily mass whatever outside the circumference. The world
 7   I,  9|     no place or void or time outside the heaven. For in every
 8   I,  9|    there is no movement, and outside the heaven, as we have shown,
 9   I,  9|   place, nor void, nor time, outside the heaven. Hence whatever
10   I,  9|     of life of any creature, outside of which no natural development
11  II,  4|     defined, we mean a thing outside which no part of itself
12  II,  4| since it has been shown that outside the farthest circumference
13  II,  4|      to admit space and void outside the moving body, because
14 III,  1|    followers, but afterwards outside his circle by the earliest