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1  VI, 2 |          by the slower: for their respective velocities may stand to
2  VI, 2 |          the slower, and that the respective magnitudes are divided,
3 VII, 1 |            it is evident that the respective motions of A, B, G, and
4 VII, 2 |       every case we find that the respective extremities of that which
5 VII, 2 | alteration it is evident that the respective extremities of that which
6 VII, 4 |          specifically, then their respective motions will also differ
7 VIII, 7|     magnitude: and changes to the respective contraries are contrary
8 VIII, 8|          stands in these same two respective relations to the two motions.