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 1   I, 2|  exists or not, an absurdity results, if the impossible can properly
 2  II, 3|     is the cause of contrary results. For that which by its presence
 3  II, 6|      chance.~Chance and what results from chance are appropriate
 4  II, 6|    the sake of what actually results, and (3) have an external
 5  II, 6| between spontaneity and what results by chance is greatest in
 6  II, 8|   way; but of not one of the results of chance or spontaneity
 7  II, 8|    it would produce the same results by nature. If, therefore,
 8 III, 4| construction the figure that results is always different, in
 9  IV, 1|  while nothing that has size results from a combination of intelligible
10  VI, 7|    to infinity. Thus the two results will coincide: the infinite
11 VII, 1|     that anything impossible results from the contrary supposition:
12 VII, 1|      that this impossibility results only from the assumption