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1   I,  7 |        conceived as infinite. And, generally, that which has no centre
2   I,  12|           last year or in the past generally.~Considerations also not
3  II,  2 |          front and back in animals generally than between right and left.
4  II,  4 |             First, let us consider generally which shape is primary among
5  II,  6 | ungenerated and indestructible and generally unchanging; and the mover
6  II,  9 |         heavenly bodies moved in a generally diffused mass of air or
7 III,  5 |           more air than water and, generally, more of the finer body
8 III,  8 |            fire its shape. Fire is generally thought of as combining
9  IV,  2 |            bulk than it. In short, generally and in every case a body