Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  2|               whole moved CD: for the relative speeds of the two bodies
 2 III,  4|             they distinguished by the relative size of the atom, assuming
 3 III,  4|              be differentiated by the relative sizes of their atoms, since
 4 III,  5|       distinction makes all judgement relative. There will be no absolute
 5 III,  5| quantitatively commensurable, and the relative size of the various homoeomerous
 6  IV,  1|     recognizes (a) an absolute, (b) a relative heavy and light. Of two
 7  IV,  1|              terms, but only with the relative. I mean, they do not explain
 8  IV,  1|            the light is, but only the relative heaviness and lightness
 9  IV,  2|         account requires an addition. Relative lightness must depend not
10  IV,  2|               certain proportion, the relative lightness will disappear.
11  IV,  2|          whether they account for the relative lightness and heaviness
12  IV,  2|           reason can be given for the relative lightness and heaviness