Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  3|         all other similar bodies contain potentially fire and earth,
 2 III,  3|       nor in actuality does fire contain flesh or wood, or it would
 3 III,  3|    elementary body, it would not contain them. For though it will
 4 III,  7|        burst because it does not contain room enough. Now, if there
 5 III,  7|          a finite quantum cannot contain an infinity of finite quanta.
 6 III,  8|      they too possess angles and contain atomic spheres and pyramids,
 7  IV,  2|       though fire be supposed to contain less solid than any other
 8  IV,  2|          of earth so small as to contain less solid than a large
 9  IV,  3|        more than these things to contain within themselves the source
10  IV,  5| sufficiently large quantity will contain a larger number of triangles
11  IV,  5|         large amount of air will contain more earth than a little