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 1  II, 1 |         why people say that the figure is not the nature of a bed,
 2  II, 1 |        come up. But even if the figure is art, then on the same
 3  II, 2 | likewise "number", "line", and "figure", do not involve motion;
 4 III, 4 |        the one construction the figure that results is always different,
 5  IV, 14| triangle, yet they are the same figure, because they are both triangles.
 6  IV, 14|      differ by a differentia of figure, but are in one and the
 7  IV, 14|      same division of it. For a figure of the one kind is a circle
 8  IV, 14|      one kind is a circle and a figure of another kind of triangle,
 9  IV, 14|      scalene. They are the same figure, then, that, triangle, but
10 VII, 3 | therefore, having regard to the figure or shape of a thing we no
11 VII, 3 |         has become of a certain figure by the name of the material
12 VII, 3 |      material that exhibits the figure, whereas having regard to