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 1   I, 6 |        what is a first principle ought not to be the predicate
 2  II, 4 |        For this reason also they ought to have at least referred
 3 III, 3 |  patiency in the patient. (If we ought to call the latter also "
 4 III, 5 |        part of the infinite body ought to remain at rest. Just
 5 III, 6 |          the great and the small ought to contain them. But it
 6  IV, 2 |       course, if we may digress, ought to tell us why the form
 7  IV, 4 |          complete the theory. We ought to try to make our investigation
 8  IV, 8 |          it as well. [Further it ought to be clear by the study
 9   V, 4 |          to be regular its parts ought to fit one another.~
10 VII, 1 |      theoretically possible case ought not to give rise to any
11 VII, 3 |   affected by those of them that ought to be admitted, while defect
12 VII, 3 | unaffected by those of them that ought to be admitted.~And the
13 VII, 4 |        are of equal velocity, we ought to look for this equality
14 VII, 4 |        each has become white. Or ought we not rather to look for
15 VIII, 1|         the holder of the theory ought not only to assert the fact:
16 VIII, 1|      only to assert the fact: he ought to explain the cause of
17 VIII, 2|       had no being, these things ought to be either always or never
18 VIII, 4|       something but as to how we ought to distinguish in the thing
19 VIII, 6|         such eternal movents. We ought, however, to suppose that
20 VIII, 6|         and that which is better ought, if possible, to be present