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 1   I, 9 |  identify their Great and Small alike with not being, and that
 2 III, 3 |        single actuality of both alike, just as one to two and
 3 III, 5 |       whole and of the part are alike, e.g. of the whole earth
 4  IV, 8 |       of lightness, if they are alike in other respects, move
 5  VI, 4 |         infinite, they will all alike be either the one or the
 6 VII, 2 |        we make these assertions alike of what is inanimate and
 7 VII, 4 |        other, but that both are alike. If on the other hand the
 8 VIII, 3| constituted so as to be capable alike of motion and of rest; or
 9 VIII, 9|         definition, and of time alike the complete is prior to
10 VIII, 9|         as much as any other is alike starting-point, middle-point,
11 VIII, 9|        is to say, the centre is alike starting-point, middle-point,