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 1   I,  3 |      linked with immortal and regard any other supposition as
 2   I,  4 | diameter, since we invariably regard the distance between two
 3   I,  7 |   infinity. For it is true in regard to quality, quantity, and
 4  II,  11|                       11~With regard to the shape of each star,
 5  II,  12|     probable solution: for we regard the zeal of one whose thirst
 6  II,  12|      several heavens one must regard the first as far superior
 7  II,  13|      people-all, in fact, who regard the whole heaven as finite-say
 8 III,  5 |     of its figure, but simply regard it as the of the finest
 9 III,  5 | theory is inconsistent with a regard for the facts of nature.
10 III,  8 |      in the first place, with regard to movement both are in
11  IV,  2 |      absurdity; but those who regard them as solids are in a
12  IV,  6 |    which throng the air. With regard to these questions, it is