Book,  Paragraph

1  II,  4|      than one surface: for the division into surfaces is not just
2  II,  4| cutting it into its parts, but division of another fashion into
3 III,  7|        body which results from division cfpies of necessity a greater
4 III,  7|     them indivisibility; since division of a pyramid or a sphere
5 III,  8|    ridiculous to think only of division when allotting fire its
6  IV,  6|       and things which produce division differ similarly in the
7  IV,  6|   thing towards disruption and division exceeds that which resides