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 1      I,  7 |      travels upward the same as fire: while a third use is found
 2      V,  2 |       that it is a property of "fire" to "bear a very close resemblance
 3      V,  2 |         less intelligible than "fire"-for we know better what
 4      V,  2 |         for we know better what fire is than what soul is - ,
 5      V,  2 |      stated to be a property of fire. Another test is to see
 6      V,  2 |        that it is a property of fire to be "the primary element
 7      V,  2 |         less intelligible than "fire", viz. whether the soul
 8      V,  2 |     stated to be a property of "fire". On the other hand, for
 9      V,  2 |        that it is a property of fire to be the "body quickest
10      V,  2 |        render, as a property of fire, "the body which is the
11      V,  2 |        that it is a property of fire to be "the most rarefied
12      V,  2 |     term is a true predicate of fire alone); and so it could
13      V,  2 |    correctly stated property of fire to be "the most rarefied
14      V,  4 |         as he who has rendered "fire" as the property of "the
15      V,  4 |     property of its predicate, "fire" could not be a property
16      V,  5 | rarefied particles" belongs to "fire", or absolutely, as "life"
17      V,  5 |        lightest" as applied to "fire". Sometimes, too, a man
18      V,  5 |         in fact, in the case of fire. For fire is not all of
19      V,  5 |        in the case of fire. For fire is not all of one species;
20      V,  5 |         light are each of them "fire", but are of different species.
21      V,  5 |       particles" in the case of fire: for "light" consists of
22      V,  5 |      particles" in the case of "fire": for this same attribute
23      V,  8 |         nature is a property of fire, and so also a greater tendency
24      V,  8 |         body" as a property of "fire": for, though fire perish,
25      V,  8 | property of "fire": for, though fire perish, there eh re will
26      V,  8 |      could not be a property of fire. For constructive purposes,
27     VI,  7 |    instance, the definition of "fire" as the "body that consists
28     VI,  7 |       rarefied particles". For "fire" denotes flame rather than
29     VI,  12|         as "colour mingled with fire": for what is bodiless cannot
30     VI,  12|     that "colour" "mingled with fire" could not exist, whereas "
31     VI,  14|          as the "composition of fire, earth, and air". For it