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1  II, 1|    start from the art, not lead to it. But it is not in
2  II, 3| the end of the things that lead up to it. (Whether we say
3  IV, 1|    relevant facts seems to lead to divergent conclusions.
4  IV, 1|  considerations then would lead us to suppose that place
5  IV, 9|    coincide in the case of lead and iron.~From what has
6  VI, 9|  slower must always hold a lead. This argument is the same
7  VI, 9|    that that which holds a lead is never overtaken is false:
8  VI, 9|  is true, while it holds a lead: but it is overtaken nevertheless