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<p>of the text is the theorems scattered throughout. Using Aristotle's terminology, these may be generally separated into two categories: "first principles" and "second principles". The first group includes statements labeled as a "definition" ( or <i>????u??</i>), "postulate" <i>????u?</i>, or a "common notion" <i>????? ??????</i>. The postulates (that is, <a href="page.php?w=axiom">axiom</a>s) and common notions occur only in book I. Close study of <a href="page.php?w=Proclus">Proclus</a> suggests that older versions of the Elements may have followed</p><p>
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