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 1   I,  4|        pass through the same two points are infinite in number.
 2   I,  4|         the distance between two points as the length of the straight
 3   I,  8|         infinity but to opposite points; and since the opposition
 4   I,  8|         A consideration of these points, then, gives adequate assurance
 5 III,  1|     planes of lines and lines of points, so that a part of a line
 6 III,  1|      suppose that a body of four points possesses weight. A body
 7 III,  1|       composed of more than four points will superior in weight
 8 III,  1| distinction in the lines and the points); the earthplane, I mean,
 9 III,  1|      that nothing existed except points, and that there was no body
10 III,  8|    because they offer the fewest points of contact and are the least