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1   I, 3|        the arguments they use to prove their position are not difficult
2  II, 1|        would be absurd to try to prove; for it is obvious that
3  II, 1|      things of this kind, and to prove what is obvious by what
4  IV, 7|          arguments by which they prove the existence of the void.~
5  VI, 7| perishing. The reasoning he will prove that in a finite time there
6  VI, 7|       the finite. We can further prove this in the same way by
7 VII, 1|          that what we set out to prove has thus been shown, but
8 VII, 1|         argument so far does not prove it, because it does not
9 VII, 1|          because it does not yet prove that anything impossible