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 1  II,  9 |          it was absurd that on a large vessel the motion of mast
 2  II,  13|  isolates it, the earth, is very large. This result, then, will
 3 III,  1 |        heavy or light, just as a large thing is larger than others,
 4 III,  1 |          is larger is not always large. A thing which, judged absolutely,
 5 III,  5 |         is fine and a thing with large parts coarse. For that which
 6 III,  8 | contradict themselves. A body of large particles, they say, is
 7 III,  8 |         are unequal in size, the large ones will not be fire, and
 8  IV,  2 |        will move quicker and the large slower. Further, since to
 9  IV,  2 |         it contains a relatively large amount of void. This is
10  IV,  2 |       But it would follow that a large mass of gold, as containing
11  IV,  2 |        contain less solid than a large mass of fire. And similarly,
12  IV,  2 |     atoms are heavier than a few large ones, it will follow that
13  IV,  5 |          for air in sufficiently large quantity will contain a
14  IV,  5 |         than a little air, and a large amount of air will contain