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 1  IV, 1 |      have inherited nothing from previous thinkers, whether in the
 2  VI, 8 |      rest" also implies that the previous state of a thing is still
 3 VIII, 1|          in being throughout all previous time without there being
 4 VIII, 1|     first change there will be a previous change. For some things
 5 VIII, 1|      will be a process of change previous to the first.~(Further,
 6 VIII, 1| existence of a process of change previous to the first, in the same
 7 VIII, 1|         it is this rather than a previous moment is of no importance,
 8 VIII, 7|          be increase without the previous occurrence of alteration:
 9 VIII, 7|      have made both now and at a previous stage that it is possible
10 VIII, 7|      continuous: so, too, in our previous instances the important