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1   I, 2  |     the whole, the difficulty arises that they will be indivisibly
2 III, 4  |        namely that no element arises from another element. Nevertheless
3   V, 6  |   Here, however, the question arises, has every state of rest
4 VII, 2  |     is a form of pulling that arises in another way: that wood,
5 VIII, 2 |     which alleges that motion arises in things in which it did
6 VIII, 5 | impossible.~Here a difficulty arises: if something is taken away
7 VIII, 8 |      the difficulty that then arises, which is as follows. Suppose
8 VIII, 10|     discuss a difficulty that arises in connexion with locomotion.