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But since I have taught that the bodies of matter matter are perfectly solid, and that they fly about continually unimpaired for ever, come now, let us unfold whether there be any limit to their sum or not; likewise as regards the void which has been found to exist, or place and space for all things to be done, let us see clearly whether it be limited in its essence or spread to breadth immeasurable and vasty depth.
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