Book,  Paragraph

1   I,  11|     see the smaller measures contained in it, while, on the contrary,
2  II,  8 |    the movement of the stars contained in the circles is quite
3  II,  8 | swifter movement of the star contained in it is too much to believe.
4 III,  3 |     not at once show that it contained these in potentiality: the
5 III,  5 |   But the lesser quantity is contained in the greater. Therefore
6 III,  8 | persist; for, if it did, the contained mass would not be in continuous
7  IV,  2 |      in excess of the solids contained in some small quantity of
8  IV,  3 |    the form of that which is contained, it is to its like that
9  IV,  4 |     pertains to form and the contained to matter: and this distinction