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 1 3|      whole of Nature, as the earth is to animals and things
 2 3|    setting his feet upon the earth appear to have based the
 3 3|  about the poles. Now as the earth remains still this would
 4 3|     in the position that the earth is no part of the universe.
 5 3| balance the stability of the earth—otherwise the earth will
 6 3|      the earth—otherwise the earth will be moved out of her
 7 3|   Therefore the force of the earth in its immobility will have
 8 4| motion the immobility of the earth he would clearly move it
 9 4|     not be infinite, for the earth is not infinite and therefore
10 4|   force by dint of which the earth is at rest, or than that
11 4|   might possibly be (for the earth cannot be infinite because
12 4|     also, for instance fire, earth, or any other inanimate