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 1  II, 9 |     carried downwards and what is light to the top, wherefore the
 2 III, 1 |          upwards and downwards or light and heavy. Hence there are
 3 III, 5 |       heavy, and upwards if it is light. This would need to be true
 4  IV, 1 |        but where fire and what is light are carried; similarly,
 5  IV, 4 |           itself. Hence since the light is what is naturally carried
 6  IV, 7 |         what has nothing heavy or light in it, is void.~This result,
 7  IV, 8 |          hot or cold, or heavy or light, is none the less different
 8  IV, 8 |        and were neither heavy nor light, it will occupy an equal
 9  IV, 9 |          upwards (for the rare is light, which is the reason why
10  IV, 9 |         is heavy, and the rare is light. [Again, as the arc of a
11  IV, 9 |         and contrariwise both the light and the soft are rare; and
12  IV, 9 |       matter of the heavy and the light, qua matter of them, would
13  IV, 10|        accounts give us as little light as the preliminary problems
14   V, 1 |           the lowest, and grey is light relatively to black and
15 VII, 2 |     colour is continuous with the light and the light with the sight.
16 VII, 2 | continuous with the light and the light with the sight. And the
17 VIII, 4|      derived, e.g. in the case of light and heavy things. When these
18 VIII, 4|        their proper positions-the light thing up and the heavy thing
19 VIII, 4|           So, too, with heavy and light: light is generated from
20 VIII, 4|        too, with heavy and light: light is generated from heavy,
21 VIII, 4|         thing that is potentially light), and air is actually light,
22 VIII, 4|       light), and air is actually light, and will at once realize
23 VIII, 4|         lightness consists in the light thing being in a certain
24 VIII, 4|         account for the motion of light things and heavy things
25 VIII, 4|          thing may be potentially light or heavy in more senses
26 VIII, 4|         it in a sense potentially light, but when it has become
27 VIII, 4|          may be still potentially light: for it may be that through
28 VIII, 4|         moved by themselves (e.g. light things and heavy things,
29 VIII, 4|     existence as such and made it light and heavy, or by that which
30 VIII, 7|       rarefaction: thus heavy and light, soft and hard, hot and