[word=every] [lemma=part] □
[word=every] [lemma=part] [□]
[word=every] [lemma=part] □?
If , then , that which is not cannot come to be , the thing must have existed before as both contraries alike , as Anaxagoras says all is mixed in all , and Democritus too ; for he says the void and the full exist alike in every part , and yet one of these is being , and the other non-being . This meets the suggestion that the prosecution is required to prove every member , or every part , fraction , or division of the membership to be guilty of criminal acts . No advocate of the measure can be found , who will not declare as his sentiment , that the system , though it may not be perfect in every part , is , upon the whole , a good one ; is the best that the present views and circumstances of the country will permit ; and is such an one as promises every species of security which a reasonable people can desire . That is impossible : every part , then , has perception ; the [ hypothetical ] magnitude , of soul and each part of soul , is infinitely divisible ; there will therefore be in each part an infinite number of perceptions of the object , and therefore an infinitude of representations of it at our centre of consciousness . Could anyone view the two lovers physically , I fancy he would see streams of sex-force flowing from each to the other from every part , eagerly received , drunk up and returned , till it would be hard to tell which one was the most masculine or feminine .