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 1   I,  3 |         and all who believe in the existence of gods at all, whether
 2   I,  5 |           Admit, for instance, the existence of a minimum magnitude,
 3   I,  6 | universally the sense in which the existence of an infinite is to be
 4   I,  9 |         such entity has a separate existence. For in every case in which
 5   I,  10|            now destruction and now existence when from a child a man
 6   I,  11|     whether already actual, if its existence is due to a past process
 7   I,  12|             during which continued existence is possible to them and
 8   I,  12|            in one direction, is in existence either always or usually.
 9   I,  12|           the cause equally of its existence and of its non-existence.
10   I,  12|           notion of an eternity of existence followed later by non-existence.
11 III,  1 |       thing which cannot come into existence without body and magnitude.
12 III,  2 |            other kind of body, the existence of an extra-corporeal void
13  IV,  2 |   necessary.~Of those who deny the existence of a void some, like Anaxagoras
14  IV,  2 |            while still denying the existence of a void, have attempted