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 1     I, 2 |      for these constitute the substance of all things. And he is
 2     I, 17|    the elements of all things substance and accident; that there
 3     I, 17|   accident; that there is one substance underlying all things, but
 4     I, 17|     action, passion; and that substance is of some such description
 5     I, 20|    men to be so; and that all substance is in a state of flux and
 6     I, 23|     themselves concerning the substance of existing things, being
 7    IV, 43|       confused respecting the substance of existing things, supposing
 8    IV, 51|       principle, according to substance, of the numbers, which (
 9    IV, 51|       preserved, according to substance, for each of the numbers.
10    IV, 51|     brain, asserting that the substance of the universe and the
11     V, 2 |      world to the everlasting substance above, where, he says, there
12     V, 2 |         the first and blessed substance, figureless, the cause of
13     V, 2 |  affirm, then, concerning the substance of the seed which is a cause
14     V, 2 |      For that in the head the substance is the formative brain from
15     V, 3 |     every respect of the same substance with that man. This, he
16     V, 3 |     means, says he, the moist substance of generation, and by fire
17     V, 4 |   that the serpent is a moist substance, just as Thales also, the
18     V, 12|  produced,--he is of the same substance altogether with the Father
19     V, 12|     spiritual and life-giving substance emanating from the vaulted
20     V, 14|     each according to its own substance reflective and intelligent,
21     V, 16|       if tin or brass, or any substance homogeneous with it, be
22    VI, 9 |  ridge, as I have stated, the substance of the spirit.~
23    VI, 19|   enables us to apprehend the substance of those intelligible entities
24    VI, 19|    and of sense. (And in this substance inhere) the nine incorporeal
25    VI, 19|    which cannot exist without substance, viz., "quality," and "quantity,"
26    VI, 19|       accidents (inhering in) substance, and when reckoned with
27    VI, 19|      reason we may behold the substance of things that are cognised
28    VI, 20| eternal, as they suppose. For substance and the world are one. Discord,
29    VI, 20|      says, Discord severs the substance of the world into animals,
30    VI, 22|       of them), and guard thy substance as an entire loaf. "Feed
31    VI, 24|      and) not being any other substance that could be realized according
32    VI, 25|       female is projective of substance, and the male is formative
33    VI, 25|      male is formative of the substance which is projected by the
34    VI, 25|       formless and undigested substance. And this, he says, is what
35    VI, 25|       and unfashioned." This (substance) is, he says, the good (
36    VI, 35|  being blended with the moist substance. And the effect of this
37    VI, 37|     inconceivable and without substance, He who is neither male
38    VI, 38|     If, therefore, the entire substance of the Delta eventuates
39   VII, 3 |       a threefold division of substance. For one portion of it is
40   VII, 5 |     that has established this substance as an originating cause
41   VII, 6 |                           VI. SUBSTANCE, ACCORDING TO ARISTOTLE;
42   VII, 6 |    however, as I have stated, substance is threefold, viz., genus,
43   VII, 6 |    into a species of realized substance,--(therefore it is, that)
44   VII, 6 |     the genus, I denominate a substance of this description individual.
45   VII, 6 |   preeminently entitles this--substance, inasmuch as it cannot either
46   VII, 6 |     For animal is an animated Substance, endued with Sensation.
47   VII, 6 |       accidents (resident) in Substance, and is what is termed Quality.
48   VII, 6 |      that) the triply divided Substance, which is not made up out
49   VII, 6 |      particularly denominated Substance consists of these, it derives
50   VII, 7 |     ARISTOTLE.~But concerning Substance, the statements now made
51   VII, 7 |      suffice. But not only is Substance denominated genus, species, (
52   VII, 7 |      however, (as regards the substance,) in these no difference,
53   VII, 7 |       stand. Now, inasmuch as Substance is of this description,
54   VII, 7 |   constitutes a certain fifth substance, and is remote from all
55   VII, 7 |       this is a certain fifth Substance, according to Aristotle,--
56   VII, 7 |   entitled Concerning a Fifth Substance, and in this work Aristotle
57   VII, 9 |       I mean) not matter, nor substance, nor what is insubstantial,
58   VII, 10| growth of teeth, and paternal substance, and intellect, and everything
59   VII, 10|     every respect of the same Substance with the non-existent God, (
60   VII, 10|    for it was not of the same substance (with God), nor has it (
61   VII, 26|       portions of it from the substance of the universe: that is,
62   VII, 26|       it to earth, from which substance it was (derived. And this
63  VIII, 3 | employs the darkness as (his) substance, and perpetually insults
64  VIII, 7 |    the one tittle require any substance such as leaven (derived)
65  VIII, 7 |     who affirm that there are Substance, and Quality, and Quantity,
66  VIII, 10|  matter always a subservient (substance), and that which is assuming
67  VIII, 10|     that this constitutes the substance of all things, as if introducing
68    IX, 5 | called, are one and the same (substance), not one individual produced
69    IX, 25|    too, not out of any coeval substance that lay ready at hand,
70     X, 10|      all respects of the same substance with the nonexistent God,
71     X, 16| Virgin, but from the adjacent substance of the world. In this manner
72     X, 23|      name of Son, yet that in substance He is one Spirit. For Spirit,
73     X, 28|       And those formed of one substance were immortal, for in their
74     X, 28|    the title), Concerning the Substance of the Universe. I consider,
75     X, 29|    there should exist a moist substance, endued with productive
76     X, 29|       Logos is God, being the substance of God. Now the world was
77     X, 29| happened to be of a different substance from us, why does He lay