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 1 III, 2 |   different" or "unequal" or "non-existent"; Nor is change either to
 2  IV, 1 |      exist are somewhere (the non-existent is nowhere—where is the
 3  IV, 8 |    for the void seems to be a non-existent and a privation of being),
 4  IV, 12|  exist be in time, i.e. those non-existent things that cannot exist,
 5 VIII, 7|      are the existent and the non-existent, for alteration the various
 6 VIII, 7|       it may be true that the non-existent is not at rest, and that
 7 VIII, 7| perishing is a process to the non-existent. All that matters is the
 8 VIII, 8|      Otherwise a thing may be non-existent at the moment when it has
 9 VIII, 8|       fact to be existent and non-existent. Further, if anything that
10 VIII, 8|  after having been previously non-existent must become existent and