Scaife ATLAS

CTS Library / Of Those Sentiments Concerning Nature with which Philosophers were Delighted

Of Those Sentiments Concerning Nature with which Philosophers were Delighted (1.20)

urn:cts:greekLit:tlg0094.tlg003.perseus-eng2:1.20
Refs {'start': {'reference': '1.20', 'human_reference': 'Book 1 Chapter 20'}}
Ancestors [{'reference': '1'}]
Children []
prev
plain text • XML
next
Chapter XX.
OF SPACE.

THE Stoics and Epicureans make a place, a vacuum, and a space to differ. A vacuum is that which is void of any thing that may be called a body; place is that which is possessed by a body; a space that which is partly filled with a body, as a cask with wine.

Tokens

Chapter 1 w 7
XX 1 w 9
OF 1 w 12
SPACE 1 w 17
THE 1 w 21
Stoics 1 w 27
and 1 w 30
Epicureans 1 w 40
make 1 w 44
a 5 w 45
place 1 w 50
a 7 w 52
vacuum 1 w 58
and 2 w 62
a 10 w 63
space 1 w 68
to 2 w 70
differ 1 w 76
A 2 w 78
vacuum 2 w 84
is 1 w 86
that 1 w 90
which 1 w 95
is 2 w 97
void 1 w 101
of 1 w 103
any 1 w 106
thing 1 w 111
that 2 w 115
may 1 w 118
be 1 w 120
called 1 w 126
a 18 w 127
body 1 w 131
place 2 w 137
is 3 w 139
that 3 w 143
which 2 w 148
is 4 w 150
possessed 1 w 159
by 1 w 161
a 21 w 162
body 2 w 166
a 22 w 168
space 2 w 173
that 4 w 177
which 3 w 182
is 5 w 184
partly 1 w 190
filled 1 w 196
with 1 w 200
a 26 w 201
body 3 w 205
as 1 w 208
a 28 w 209
cask 1 w 213
with 2 w 217
wine 1 w 221