Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  2|         substance; his "forms" or atoms are infinite in number;
 2   I,  2|           account); the spherical atoms are identified with soul
 3   I,  2|      identified with soul because atoms of that shape are most adapted
 4   I,  2|        and tends to extrude those atoms which impart movement to
 5   I,  2| reinforcement of these by similar atoms coming in from without in
 6   I,  2|        grain and the shape of its atoms; he says that of all the
 7   I,  3|           says that the spherical atoms which according to him constitute
 8   I,  3|     whether it is these very same atoms which produce rest also-how
 9   I,  4|  corpuscles; for if the spherical atoms of Democritus became points,
10   I,  4|           do with the size of the atoms, it depends solely upon
11   I,  5|          by his spherical psychic atoms. What difference does it