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 1   I, 1 |         round", means vaguely a sort of whole: its definition
 2   I, 7 |     from another thing, and one sort of thing from another sort
 3   I, 7 |      sort of thing from another sort of thing, both in the case
 4  II, 1 |       and anything else of that sort, qua receiving these designations
 5  II, 2 |       knows and prescribes what sort of form a helm should have,
 6  II, 6 |   always the cause; but in this sort of causation the number
 7 III, 2 |       motion is thought to be a sort of actuality, but incomplete,
 8 III, 2 | definition, namely that it is a sort of actuality, or actuality
 9  IV, 1 |   difficulty-whether it is some sort of "bulk" of body or some
10  IV, 1 |      place to be? If it has the sort of nature described, it
11  IV, 2 |         in the same place. What sort of destruction then is that?~
12  IV, 4 |          or the matter, or some sort of extension between the
13  IV, 6 |       against, in much the same sort of way. For those who hold
14  IV, 6 |      void exists regard it as a sort of place or vessel which
15  IV, 8 |       this.~Again, if void is a sort of place deprived of body,
16  IV, 8 |     study of moving things what sort of thing void is. But in
17  IV, 13|     even this change; even this sort of change takes place incidentally
18  IV, 14|         raise the question what sort of movement time is the
19 VIII, 1|  property of things that are, a sort of life as it were to all
20 VIII, 3|       generally thought to be a sort of becoming and perishing,