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 1   I, 6 |          from these and similar considerations, a plausible view, as I
 2 III, 4 |        is clear then from these considerations that the inquiry concerns
 3 III, 4 | infinite comes mainly from five considerations:~(1) From the nature of
 4 III, 6 |      then, in view of the above considerations, neither alternative seems
 5  IV, 1 |     place bereft of body.~These considerations then would lead us to suppose
 6  IV, 4 |         now be plain from these considerations what place is. There are
 7  IV, 5 |       is clear, too, from these considerations that all the problems which
 8  IV, 6 |       indeed, infers from these considerations that the All is immovable;
 9  IV, 8 |        plain from the following considerations. We see the same weight
10  IV, 8 |         clear, then, from these considerations that there is no separate
11  IV, 10|      start, then: the following considerations would make one suspect that
12 VII, 3 |         seen from the following considerations. Of all other things it
13 VIII, 2|        to dispose of. The chief considerations that might be thought to
14 VIII, 5|       other part: the following considerations make this evident. In the
15 VIII, 6|     argument: but the following considerations will make it clear that
16 VIII, 7|        clear from the following considerations that no other than locomotion