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1  IV,  1|       with weight and equal in bulk, which is exceeded by the
2  IV,  2|  bodies which, when smaller in bulk than others, yet exceed
3  IV,  2|    that would give equality of bulk. Those who maintain that
4  IV,  2|  correspond in this way to the bulk, the lesser bulk being often
5  IV,  2|        to the bulk, the lesser bulk being often superior in
6  IV,  2| another is sometimes larger in bulk than it. In short, generally
7  IV,  2|       that the body of greater bulk is sometimes lighter than