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1   I, 2|      indivisible is one, or (c) things are said to be "
2   I, 2|      limited is not.~But if (c) all things are one in the
3  II, 3|  artificial products, fire, &c., of bodies, the parts of
4  II, 7|   line" or "commensurable", &c.), or (2) to what initiated
5  II, 8| since the hot and the cold, &c., are of such and such a
6 III, 3|    case, building, healing, &c. A similar definition will
7  IV, 1|    down and right and left, &c.) hold only in relation
8  IV, 3|    the man is called white, &c. But the jar and the wine
9   V, 1|    motion: further, we have (c) that in which motion takes