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 1     III|        that water was the first principle of all things; for from
 2     III|      the infinite was the first principle of all things; for that
 3     III|      says that air is the first principle of all things; for he says
 4     III|      say that fire is the first principle of all things; for from
 5     III|        and rarity are the first principle of all things. All these,
 6      IV|         that water is the first principle of all things; others, air
 7       V|         that water is the first principle of the things that exist;
 8       V| creatures, which is their first principle, is moist; and secondly,
 9      VI|       at all of form as a first principle, but says that there are
10     VII|        peculiar rank as a first principle, and has asserted for its
11     XIX|         that unity is the first principle of all things, and that
12     XIX|     powers and works, the first principle of all things, the light
13    XXVI|        we lay down as the first principle of fire and the other bodies,
14    XXIX|      form is the third original principle next to God and matter,
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