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 1 18| resembling one another in their parts; which, preserving not only
 2 20|        a simple displacement of parts, which is not the most usual
 3 20|         retrenchment of certain parts, we can still recognize
 4 20|       form of these constituent parts; while those qualities,
 5 20|       which are not constituent parts, do not remain like the
 6 23|     does not allow any distinct parts to be discerned in it. When
 7 23| themselves, more as composed of parts in juxtaposition, but only
 8 31|        produced either when the parts of the soul diffused over
 9 34|       in the body, nor are they parts of the body. But they constitute
10 36|         of days and nights, and parts of days and nights; passiveness
11 37|      since he admits that their parts are capable of transformation.