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 1      I,  7 |            that the sense in which water from the same spring is
 2      I,  7 |         spring is called "the same water" is somehow different and
 3      I,  7 |     another. For the reaon why all water is said to be specifically
 4      I,  7 | specifically the same as all other water is because of a certain
 5      I,  7 |          difference in the case of water drawn from the same spring
 6     IV,  5 |           you that snow is "frozen water" and mud is earth mixed
 7     IV,  5 |     moisture", whereas snow is not water, nor mud earth, so that
 8     IV,  5 |         neither is wine "fermented water", as Empedocles speaks of "
 9     IV,  5 |           as Empedocles speaks of "water fermented in wood";’ for
10     IV,  5 |               for it simply is not water at all.~
11      V,  5 |         the largest volume of salt water", has stated the property
12      V,  5 |         the largest volume of salt water"); and so the largest volume
13      V,  5 |         the largest volume of salt water’ could not be a property
14     VI,  6 |           even though it be in the water, will still be a and not
15     VI,  6 |         can also be used to dip up water. Still, if any one were
16     VI,  6 |          an instrument for dipping water, he has made a mistake:
17     VI,  13|            of A and B." for "honey+water" means either the honey
18     VI,  13|           either the honey and the water, or the "drink made of honey
19     VI,  13|            drink made of honey and water". If, then, he admits that "