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1   I,  7 |      some do not. From these arguments then it is clear that the
2   I,  9 |     come to exist?" From our arguments then it is evident not only
3   I,  10|      answered this view with arguments appropriate to the nature
4  II,  1 |    ourselves not only by the arguments already set forth but also
5  II,  11|  half-moon? And astronomical arguments give further confirmation;
6  II,  13|    its size. So far as their arguments go, the earth will still
7 III,  2 | unity and combination.~These arguments make it plain that every
8 III,  6 |    be divided. The foregoing arguments show that it cannot be an