Book, Paragraph

 1  IV, 7 |        thought to be something, viz. because place is, and for
 2  IV, 7 | incidentally, escaped Melissus; viz. that the full can suffer
 3  IV, 8 |       which things are carried; viz. how will what is placed
 4  IV, 8 |         this result is obvious, viz. that between any two movements
 5  IV, 9 |      that the void cannot move, viz. the fact that the speeds
 6  IV, 14|         movement of the sphere, viz. because the other movements
 7   V, 2 |         be the opposite change, viz. convalescence. It is only
 8   V, 4 |    difficulty there is another; viz. is health one? and generally
 9   V, 4 |       motion is said to be one, viz. when it is regular: for
10   V, 6 |     there are opposite changes (viz. change from the thing and
11  VI, 3 |        have the same extremity, viz. the present.~Again, when
12  VI, 10| possible for it to have motion, viz. that time should be composed
13 VII, 2 |        that which is in motion, viz. pulling, pushing, carrying,
14 VII, 4 |       consequence stated above, viz. that there may be a straight
15 VII, 4 |  whiteness is the same in both, viz. the surface: and similarly
16 VIII, 3|     those previously mentioned: viz. that we see the above-mentioned