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 1 7 |      and protected from every kind of transformation; otherwise
 2 11|    attribute to the atoms any kind of dimensions; and accordingly,
 3 13|       some secretions of this kind and an aptitude to form
 4 14|     the bodies images of this kind are continually flowing
 5 15|       which phænomena of this kind are produced; for there
 6 16|    there were objects of this kind perceived directly. And,
 7 18|      preserving not only some kind of relation between one
 8 20|     indestructible, of such a kind, that it will not change
 9 21|   must not believe that every kind of magnitude exists in atoms,
10 21|      attribute to atoms every kind of magnitude. ~
11 22|     object particles of every kind, infinite in number, there
12 22| infinite in number, have some kind of dimension or other, and
13 41|       appearances of the same kind, we must beware of thinking
14 44|    the real freedom from this kind of trouble consists in being
15 45|         This, Herodotus, is a kind of summary and abridgment