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 1 III, 1 |     alteration: of what can be increased and its opposite what can
 2  IV, 7 |      every part of the body is increased, or bodies may be increased
 3  IV, 7 |    increased, or bodies may be increased otherwise than by the addition
 4  IV, 7 |    body must be void, if it is increased in every part and is increased
 5  IV, 7 | increased in every part and is increased by means of void. The same
 6 VIII, 7|  alteration: for that which is increased, although in a sense it
 7 VIII, 7|      although in a sense it is increased by what is like itself,
 8 VIII, 7|     like itself, is in a sense increased by what is unlike itself:
 9 VIII, 7|       further, when a thing is increased or decreased its magnitude
10 VIII, 7|       quantity when a thing is increased or decreased. Above all