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 1   I, 5|  not-being. Again he speaks of differences in position, shape, and
 2   I, 6|         as presenting sensible differences in a less degree than the
 3 III, 5|        place, and the kinds or differences of place are up-down, before-behind,
 4 III, 5|       in some other of the six differences of position: but each of
 5  IV, 9|       convex but straight (for differences of degree do not depend
 6   V, 4|       e.g. colour has specific differences: therefore blackening and
 7   V, 4| further subdivided by specific differences: hence any whitening is
 8   V, 4|       they constitute specific differences of motion, because this
 9 VII, 4|       must also be no specific differences either in the attribute
10 VII, 4|      and that in this case the differences in the locomotion are merely
11 VII, 4|      the locomotion are merely differences of posture in that which