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 1 III,  4|       they say that since the atomic bodies differ in shape,
 2 III,  4|       atom, assuming that the atomic substance was a sort of
 3 III,  4| Besides, a view which asserts atomic bodies must needs come into
 4 III,  4|       For if the elements are atomic, air, earth, and water cannot
 5 III,  5|  already advanced against the atomic theory. And further the
 6 III,  6|       it stops will be either atomic or, as Empedocles seems
 7 III,  7|      involve the assertion of atomic bodies. For if the particles
 8 III,  8|    possess angles and contain atomic spheres and pyramids, especially
 9 III,  8|    there are, as they allege, atomic figures. Anyhow if these
10  IV,  2|  maintain that the primary or atomic parts, of which bodies endowed