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1   I, 7 |       addition, as things which grow; (3) by taking away, as
2  II, 1 |          Into what then does it grow? Not into that from which
3  II, 8 |       in order to make the corn grow, but of necessity? What
4  II, 8 |         to the end-leaves, e.g. grow to provide shade for the
5  II, 8 |      spider its web, and plants grow leaves for the sake of the
6  IV, 1 | premisses that their place must grow with them, if their place
7  IV, 5 | necessity that the place should grow with the body in it,~(2)
8  IV, 12|       away, and that all things grow old through time, and that
9  IV, 14|         time and pass away, and grow, and are altered in time,