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1  II, 6 |         results from chance are appropriate to agents that are capable
2 III, 4 |      reason which is peculiarly appropriate and presents the difficulty
3 III, 5 |      accordance with principles appropriate to physics, we are led as
4 III, 5 | somewhere, and there is a place appropriate to each, the same for the
5 III, 5 |      will remain in itself. The appropriate places of the whole and
6 III, 5 |         earth and of a clod the appropriate place is the lower region;
7 III, 5 |     infinite, that also will be appropriate to the part. Therefore it
8  IV, 4 |        naturally carried to its appropriate place and rests there, and
9  IV, 14|     time itself and the matters appropriate to the consideration of