Book, Paragraph

1  II, 4 |     as it may chance". At any rate he says in his cosmogony
2  IV, 2 |       apart.~But it is at any rate not difficult to see that
3  IV, 9 |   whatever it may be. At that rate the matter of the heavy
4  VI, 5 |      with changing, is at any rate a consequence of it. And
5  VI, 7 |       or not: and whether the rate of motion increases or diminishes
6 VII, 4 | satisfactory, "double" at any rate would seem to have the same
7 VIII, 1|       reverse way. But at any rate all things that are capable
8 VIII, 5|   these two things, or at any rate one of them, must be in
9 VIII, 5|      the two parts, or at any rate one of them, that which