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1   I,  7 |          a place in which a thing rests or to which it moves unnaturally,
2   I,  8 |  naturally to a place in which it rests without constraint, and
3   I,  8 |           without constraint, and rests naturally in a place to
4   I,  8 | constraint to a place in which it rests by constraint, and rests
5   I,  8 |          rests by constraint, and rests by constraint in a place
6   I,  8 |           and if earth from there rests here without constraint,
7  II,  13|       whole. Others say the earth rests upon water. This, indeed,
8 III,  8 |        stable and at rest. But it rests only in its own place, not
9  IV,  2 |     similarly, if the distinction rests on the amount of void, there