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1   I,  3 |  what sense we are using the words "heavy" and "light", sufficiently,
2   I,  11|   senses in which we use the words "ungenerated" and "generated", "
3   I,  11|    possible. The uses of the words "destructible" and "indestructible"
4   I,  12|    equally be so. (I use the words "ungenerated" and "indestructible"
5  II,  6 |      the direct sense of the words, has neither whence nor
6  II,  13| rebuke of Empedocles, in the words "if the deeps of the earth
7 III,  8 |  these passages, or in other words that which has fine particles.
8  IV,  2 | heavy and light, or in other words why some move upward and
9  IV,  3 |      moves to like". For the words are not in every sense true