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 1        1, XCIX     |    former, the transformation of concrete bodies, so far as this is
 2        1, XCIX     | inquiries also relate to natures concrete or combined into one structure,
 3        1, XVII     |     called substances or natures concrete.~And even in the case of
 4        1, XXIV     |     natures united together in a concrete state, the result is that
 5        1, XXVII    |  instances do) but merely in the concrete. Hence they may be called
 6        1, XXVIII   |         as exhibit bodies in the concrete, which seem to be out of
 7        1, XXXI     |          things that are made of concrete juices are brittle, and
 8        1, XXXIII   |          which exhibit a body or concrete substance in which the nature
 9        1, XXXIII   |        subject will be a body in concrete, and the predicate the nature
10        1, XXXIII   |         question is found in any concrete body to be fleeting and
11        1, XXXIII   |         negative, concerning any concrete body, there be subjoined
12        1, XXXV     |       images of things, which in concrete substances come before us
13        1, XXXVII   | separation of a nature from some concrete substance with which it
14        1, XLVIII(1)|                  which relate to concrete bodies rather than to matter