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 1   I, 7 | widest sense: for we shall be following the natural order of inquiry
 2   I, 7 |    complex things. I mean the following. We can say (1) "man becomes
 3  II, 5 |       to see somebody or been following somebody or avoiding somebody,
 4 III, 5 |   infinite sensible body. The following arguments give a general
 5  IV, 8 |      assert is plain from the following considerations. We see the
 6  IV, 8 |  difference in the media; the following depend upon an excess of
 7  IV, 10|   nature? To start, then: the following considerations would make
 8   V, 1 |   strikes. We have, then, the following factors: (a) on the one
 9   V, 2 |  first stage and therefore no following stage either. On this hypothesis,
10   V, 4 |       or numerically: and the following distinctions will make clear
11  VI, 6 |        be made evident by the following argument. Let ChRh be the
12  VI, 10|        it may be shown in the following way that there can be no
13 VII, 3 |   this is to be seen from the following considerations. Of all other
14 VIII, 1|       remains to consider the following question. Was there ever
15 VIII, 2|    not existed at all are the following:~First, it may be said that
16 VIII, 5|  moved by the other part: the following considerations make this
17 VIII, 6|     present argument: but the following considerations will make
18 VIII, 6|       to everything else.~The following argument also makes it evident
19 VIII, 7|      Now it is clear from the following considerations that no other
20 VIII, 8| discussion, stating it in the following way. In the act of dividing
21 VIII, 8| appear to be indicated by the following arguments. Everything whose
22 VIII, 8|      not single.~Further, the following argument will serve better