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 1   I, 4  |      defect". (Compare Plato’s "Great and Small"-except that he
 2   I, 5  |      with the particular.) "The great and the small", for example,
 3   I, 9  |      other hand, identify their Great and Small alike with not
 4   I, 9  |      dyad of it, which he calls Great and Small, the effect is
 5  II, 5  |     comes within an ace of some great evil or great good is said
 6  II, 5  |       ace of some great evil or great good is said to be fortunate
 7 III, 4  |    Plato has two infinites, the Great and the Small.~The physicists,
 8 III, 6  |         intelligible things the great and the small ought to contain
 9  IV, 2  |        what participates is the Great and the Small or the matter,
10  VI, 2  |        one and a half times, as great as that passed over by the
11  VI, 2  |         one and a half times as great as that traversed by the
12  VI, 10 |         traverses a distance as great as itself. For that in which
13 VII, 3  | inferior to adults owing to the great amount of restlessness and
14 VIII, 2 |        it could also occur in a great one: and if it can occur
15 VIII, 10|       take a magnitude twice as great at BG, the time occupied