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1   I, 4 |      it is clear that from the minimum quantity of flesh no body
2   I, 4 |    left would be less than the minimum of flesh.~Lastly (4) in
3   I, 4 |  quantity, because there is no minimum magnitude, and of quality,
4 III, 7 |        in the direction of the minimum, and that in the other direction
5  IV, 12| concrete, sometimes there is a minimum, sometimes not: e.g. of
6  IV, 12|    respect of size there is no minimum; for every line is divided
7  IV, 12|       In respect of number the minimum is one (or two); in point
8  IV, 12|    point of extent there is no minimum.~It is clear, too, that