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 1   I, 5|       certainly, as indeed most people think, but the same inasmuch
 2   I, 8|    difficulties which constrain people to deny the existence of
 3  II, 1|       bed from bed. That is why people say that the figure is not
 4  II, 4|       and spontaneity are.~Some people even question whether they
 5  II, 4|         is the more absurd that people should make it when they
 6  II, 8|         deliberation. Wherefore people discuss whether it is by
 7 III, 1|      This, indeed, has led some people to suppose that every mover
 8 III, 2|       if we consider where some people put it; they identify motion
 9 III, 4|      outside is infinite) leads people to suppose that body also
10 III, 5| alternative; for there are some people who make this the infinite,
11  IV, 1|   because he thought, with most people, that everything is somewhere
12  IV, 6|      exist do not disprove what people really mean by it, but only
13  IV, 6|       it off in clepsydras. But people really mean that there is
14  IV, 6|       remains continuous.~These people, then, have not reached
15  IV, 6|  contract and be compressed, as people say that a cask will hold
16  IV, 6|       the main grounds on which people have argued for and against
17  IV, 7|         reason for this is that people take what exists to be body,
18  IV, 8|    exist, neither will void.~If people say that the void must exist,