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1     I,      5| another thing. For the Sun has substance and a circumference, too,
2     I,      5|    effulgence has no limit and substance. For the eye cannot set
3     I,      5|    than it, in that it has not substance like it (i.e., the Sun).
4     I,      5|     also a flame of fire has a substance, [P. 61, l.28.] but the
5     I,      5|       Light of the fire has no substance. And bodies come and go
6     I,      5|      approach very near to the substance (of the flame). And just
7     I,      5|    because it has no localised substance ; and we [P. 52.] do not