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 1     I,      1|      something which does not exist in a Place, and has no Creator,
 2    II        |       and heavy things cannot exist unitedly in one enclosure
 3    II,      1|        Therefore, Fire cannot exist in the same rank in which
 4    II,      1|   heaviness and weight cannot exist in one rank just as they
 5    II,      1|          But if it is able to exist [L. 16.] and be quiet, let
 6    II,      5|    can a thing which does not exist support a thing which does
 7    II,      5|    support a thing which does exist? But if he says that it
 8    II,      6|     Darkness also is found to exist likewise by the power of
 9   III,      7|     that Good and Evil should exist in their Nature and Domains,
10   III,     10| pursue it. And if it does not exist within, and goes out, it