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1   I, 3 |  prove their position are not difficult to expose. For both of them
2   I, 6 |      more than two. For it is difficult to see how either density
3 III, 3 |       particularly. It is not difficult to see how each of its types
4 III, 4 |    problem of the infinite is difficult: many contradictions result
5  IV, 2 |     But it is at any rate not difficult to see that place cannot
6  IV, 3 |   must be in something-is not difficult to solve. There is nothing
7 VIII, 2| against this position are not difficult to dispose of. The chief