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1  II, 1 | from things which are not constituted by nature. Each of them
2  VI, 4 |   of a thing can never be constituted by the motion of something
3 VIII, 1|  it were to all naturally constituted things?~Now the existence
4 VIII, 3|  at rest, or they are all constituted so as to be capable alike
5 VIII, 3| whether all things are so constituted as to be capable both of
6 VIII, 3|  while some things are so constituted, some are always at rest
7 VIII, 6|   number, since in things constituted by nature that which is