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1   I, 6 |      also a finite number is sufficient, and a finite number, such
2   I, 6 |    For the one substratum is sufficient to be acted on; but if we
3   I, 9 | above, then, may be taken as sufficient to establish that there
4  II, 5 |  later-for the present it is sufficient if it is plain that both
5 III, 6 |  This condition alone is not sufficient: it is necessary also that
6  IV, 13|  into being, and of being. A sufficient evidence of this is that
7   V, 2 |    The foregoing remarks are sufficient to explain the essential
8 VIII, 3|      always at rest. We have sufficient ground for rejecting all
9 VIII, 6|      reverse: and here it is sufficient to assume only one movent,