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1   I, 9 |   the sphere of becoming and ceasing to be. For if it came to
2   I, 9 |     have ceased to be before ceasing to be.~The accurate determination
3   V, 5 |     between coming to be and ceasing to be); or motions respectively
4   V, 5 |  coming to be is contrary to ceasing to be, and losing to gaining.
5   V, 6 |     or else coming to be and ceasing to be are motion. It is
6   V, 6 |    thing’s not-being, or the ceasing to be of the thing: for
7   V, 6 |    be of the thing: for such ceasing to be is change from it
8  VI, 10|    not-being is the limit of ceasing to be: and in contrary changes
9 VIII, 8| involve the fact of its also ceasing to be there, and the two