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1 III, 2|      they are "different" or "unequal" or "non-existent"; Nor
2  IV, 6|    together, so also can many unequal bodies.~Melissus, indeed,
3  VI, 7| finite parts whether equal or unequal, because there must be some
4  VI, 7|     whether they are equal or unequal, are none the less limited
5  VI, 7|     we take, whether equal or unequal to the part originally taken.
6 VII, 4|       while they are equal or unequal according as the things
7 VII, 4|   things altered are equal or unequal.~And now we must consider