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1   I, 5 |    people think, but the same inasmuch as they are analogous; for
2   V, 6 |   motion of earth is contrary inasmuch as the motion of fire is
3  VI, 2 | magnitude is continuous also, inasmuch as a thing asses over half
4  VI, 3 |     present either.~Moreover, inasmuch as it is the same present
5  VI, 4 |   constitute the motion of AG inasmuch as DE and EZ severally constitute
6 VII, 4 |       or equality or likeness inasmuch as the difference in the
7 VIII, 8|   white at that moment: then, inasmuch as in the time A it was
8 VIII, 8|      it has not yet been: so, inasmuch as this is impossible, the
9 VIII, 8|    privation of motion; then, inasmuch as the two motions that