Full Idea
They say that what is differs only by Configuration ([rhusmos], which is the shape), by Disposition ([diathege], which is the order), and by Turning ([tropê], which is the position.
Gist of Idea
The only distinctions are Configuration (shape), Disposition (order) and Turning (position)
Source
report of Democritus (fragments/reports [c.431 BCE], A006) by Aristotle - Metaphysics 0985b16
Book Reference
Democritus: 'Early Greek Phil VII: Democritus', ed/tr. Laks,A/Most,G [Harvard Loeb 2016], p.93
A Reaction
If you give the shape, structure and position of an object, there is no much more to say. Perhaps mention time.
Related Idea
Idea 20907 Democritus says atoms have size and shape, and Epicurus added weight [Epicurus, by Ps-Plutarch]