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 1 5 |        little", or "great" of "small", but of definite quantitative
 2 6 |       little", and "great" of "small". But these are not quantitative,
 3 6 |        things are not great or small absolutely, they are so
 4 6 | instance, a mountain is called small, a grain large, in virtue
 5 6 |      if the terms "great" and "small" were used absolutely, a
 6 6 | mountain would never be called small or a grain large. Again,
 7 6 |         the terms "great" and "small" indicate relation, for
 8 6 |         Again, if "great" and "small" are contraries, it will
 9 6 |    that the same thing is both small and great. For the same
10 6 |      For the same thing may be small in comparison with one thing,
11 6 |    same thing comes to be both small and great at one and the
12 6 |     great" is the contrary of "small", and the same thing is
13 6 |        thing is both great and small at the same time, then "
14 6 |        at the same time, then "small" or "great" is the contrary
15 6 |      the contrary of the term "small", nor "much" of "little".
16 10|       moved to virtue, however small the improvement was at first.