Physics by Aristotle
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The Place of Matter and Matter
"If place is neither form, nor matter, nor interval, in consequence of always being something different from the thing which is transferred, place must necessarily be that which remains of the four," he says. But I call the containing body that which is movable according to local motion. "As however a vessel is a place which may be transferred, so place is an immovable vessel."
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