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1  IV, 4|     over and above the body displaced. But there is no such extension.
2  IV, 8|   equal to the cube will be displaced; so too in air; but the
3  IV, 8|     of any body that can be displaced, must, if it is not compressed,
4  IV, 8|    it is not compressed, be displaced in the direction in which
5  IV, 8|   water or air had not been displaced by the wooden cube, but
6  IV, 8|   same volume even if it is displaced, which is an attribute possessed
7  IV, 9| moves. For when anything is displaced this will always happen,