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1 I, 3 | that which sinks to the bottom of all things that move 2 I, 6 | body which sinks to the bottom starts its downward motion, 3 I, 8 | body which sinks to the bottom, namely the region about 4 II, 13| piece of earth goes to the bottom, the quicker the larger 5 IV, 4 | that which sinks to the bottom of all things, from the 6 IV, 4 | bodies they sink to the bottom of others. Such are air 7 IV, 4 | its quantity, sinks to the bottom of fire; compared together, 8 IV, 4 | any quantity sinks to the bottom of air. Now other bodies 9 IV, 4 | earthy things sink to the bottom of all things and move towards 10 IV, 4 | lightness, since it sinks to the bottom of all things, and that 11 IV, 4 | that which sinks to the bottom of all things moves to the 12 IV, 5 | and water sinks to the bottom of all things except earth, 13 IV, 5 | only which sinks to the bottom of all things, there must 14 IV, 5 | that which sinks to the bottom of all things, the relatively