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  1   I, 1  |             in our senses; for even apart from their usefulness they
  2 III, 1  |          and whether this can exist apart or not, and whether it is
  3 III, 1  |          whether there is something apart from the concrete thing (
  4 III, 1  |            it), or there is nothing apart, or there is something in
  5 III, 2  |             these also cannot exist apart from the sensible things,
  6 III, 2  |       perceptible things exist, not apart from the perceptible things,
  7 III, 2  |         heaven, only it will be not apart but in the same place; which
  8 III, 3  |                               3~(6) Apart from the great difficulty
  9 III, 3  |        possible for the genus taken apart from its species (any more
 10 III, 3  |          things cannot be something apart from them (e.g. if two is
 11 III, 3  |          there will not be a Number apart from the kinds of numbers;
 12 III, 3  |          there will not be a Figure apart from the kinds of figures;
 13 III, 3  |           these things do not exist apart from the species, the genera
 14 III, 4  |          one hand, there is nothing apart from individual things,
 15 III, 4  |             there must be something apart from the individuals, it
 16 III, 4  |     necessary that the genera exist apart from the individuals, either
 17 III, 4  |         sense that something exists apart from the concrete thing,
 18 III, 4  |        there, if there is something apart, be something apart from
 19 III, 4  |       something apart, be something apart from each set of individuals,
 20 III, 4  |              A) If there is nothing apart from individuals, there
 21 III, 4  |         implication is evident even apart from these words; for if
 22 III, 4  |             any other case anything apart from what are called the
 23  IV, 2  |         thing, and unity is nothing apart from being; and if, further,
 24  IV, 3  |          not for some special genus apart from others. And all men
 25  IV, 4  |     admitted that something is true apart from demonstration (so that
 26  IV, 5  |     sensation should not exist even apart from sensation is impossible.
 27   V, 18 |         virtue of itself considered apart by itself.~
 28   V, 25 |             a kind might be divided apart from the quantity are also
 29  VI, 4  |            think things together or apart; by "together" and "apart"
 30  VI, 4  |           apart; by "together" and "apart" I mean thinking them so
 31 VII, 2  |          how) or no such substance, apart from sensible substances;
 32 VII, 5  |         e.g. white can be explained apart from man, but not female
 33 VII, 5  |            from man, but not female apart from animal. Therefore there
 34 VII, 5  |     impossible to speak of snubness apart from the thing of which
 35 VII, 5  |            for it cannot be defined apart from number; nor can female
 36 VII, 5  |           nor can female be defined apart from animal. (When I say "
 37 VII, 8  |            Is there, then, a sphere apart from the individual spheres
 38 VII, 8  |       individual spheres or a house apart from the bricks? Rather
 39 VII, 8  |          i.e. if they are something apart from the individuals) is
 40 VII, 9  |          some things will not exist apart from some one who has the
 41 VII, 10 |            of the power of existing apart from each other the wholes
 42 VII, 11 |           circle, since it is found apart from them. Of things which
 43 VII, 11 |         which are not seen to exist apart, there is no reason why
 44 VII, 11 |      composition.~Whether there is, apart from the matter of such
 45 VII, 12 |           absolutely does not exist apart from the species-of-a-genus,
 46 VII, 13 |         anything, nor does it exist apart from the species or in anything
 47 VII, 13 |             that no "animal" exists apart from the particular kinds
 48 VII, 13 |           present in formulae exist apart.~If, then, we view the matter
 49 VII, 14 |          who is a "this" and exists apart, the parts also of which
 50 VII, 14 |            one in things that exist apart be one, and how will this "
 51 VII, 14 |             simply animality, exist apart from animal-itself?~Further, (
 52 VII, 15 |           individual, and can exist apart; and the formula must consist
 53 VII, 15 |            all the attributes taken apart may belong to many subjects,
 54 VII, 15 |           more, they can also exist apart, if "man" can exist apart.
 55 VII, 15 |           apart, if "man" can exist apart. For either neither or both
 56 VII, 15 |            the genus will not exist apart from the various species;
 57 VII, 16 |         clearly no universal exists apart from its individuals.~But
 58 VII, 16 | imperishable substances which exist apart from the individual and
 59 VII, 16 |             been eternal substances apart from those which we knew;
 60 VII, 17 |         that substance which exists apart from sensible substances.
 61 VIII, 3 |       destructible things can exist apart, is not yet at all clear;
 62 VIII, 3 |           things which cannot exist apart from the individual instances,
 63 VIII, 6 |           being and unity can exist apart from particulars.~Owing
 64  IX, 8  |             the result is something apart from the exercise, the actuality
 65  IX, 8  |           where there is no product apart from the actuality, the
 66  IX, 9  |              the bad does not exist apart from bad things; for the
 67   X, 2  |     substance in the sense of a one apart from the many (for it is
 68   X, 2  |            just as being is nothing apart from substance or quality
 69   X, 10 |          differ in kind are farther apart than those which differ
 70  XI, 1  |         kind of third set of things apart both from the Forms and
 71  XI, 2  |           must we suppose something apart from individual things,
 72  XI, 2  |             Yet the things that are apart from the individuals are
 73  XI, 2  |           something which can exist apart by itself and belongs to
 74  XI, 2  |          there is another substance apart from and corresponding to
 75  XI, 2  |    substance at all which can exist apart and independent. But this
 76  XI, 2  |          Further, is there anything apart from the concrete thing (
 77  XI, 2  |             which cases this exists apart and in which it does not;
 78  XI, 7  |             and capable of existing apart, we must consider whether
 79  XI, 7  |           its subjects cannot exist apart. Therefore about that which
 80  XI, 7  |          about that which can exist apart and is unmovable there is
 81  XI, 8  |            is outside and can exist apart, that are sought); and the
 82  XI, 9  |          like. There is no movement apart from things; for change
 83  XI, 10 |              as some say, something apart from the elements, from
 84  XI, 10 |           for there is no such body apart from the elements; for everything
 85  XI, 10 |          other of the elements. For apart from the question how any
 86  XI, 12 |             in different places are apart: things whose extremes are
 87 XII, 1  |            than substance can exist apart. And the early philosophers
 88 XII, 1  |           to be capable of existing apart, some dividing it into two,
 89 XII, 3  |           the "this" does not exist apart from the composite substance,
 90 XII, 3  |          the art of building exists apart (nor is there generation
 91 XII, 3  |          another way that the house apart from its matter, and health,
 92 XII, 3  |            but if the "this" exists apart from the concrete thing,
 93 XII, 5  |             5~Some things can exist apart and some cannot, and it
 94 XII, 5  |           actually, if it can exist apart, and so does the complex
 95 XII, 8  |         there can be no other being apart from these we have named,
 96 XIII, 2 |    ourselves with one set of solids apart from the sensible solids;
 97 XIII, 2 |        solids; three sets of planes apart from the sensible planes-those
 98 XIII, 2 |            planes-those which exist apart from the sensible planes,
 99 XIII, 2 |       solids, and those which exist apart from those in the mathematical
100 XIII, 2 |            a different set of units apart from each set of points,
101 XIII, 2 |             set of points, and also apart from each set of realities,
102 XIII, 2 |             of astronomy will exist apart from sensible things just
103 XIII, 2 |           has movement-should exist apart? Similarly also the objects
104 XIII, 2 |             of harmonics will exist apart; for there will be both
105 XIII, 2 |        objects of sense, will exist apart; for why should one set
106 XIII, 2 |            also be animals existing apart, since there will be senses.~
107 XIII, 2 |             attributes do not exist apart from the substances (e.g.
108 XIII, 2 |         they cannot exist somewhere apart. But since it was not possible
109 XIII, 3 |             which exist separately, apart from extended magnitudes
110 XIII, 3 |            considered as in motion, apart from what each such thing
111 XIII, 3 |              can belong to him even apart from these attributes. Thus,
112 XIII, 4 |             and permanent entities, apart from those which are sensible;
113 XIII, 4 |            or the definitions exist apart: they, however, gave them
114 XIII, 4 |            the same name and exists apart from the substances, and
115 XIII, 4 |             that there is something apart from the particulars-the
116 XIII, 5 |        substance it is should exist apart; how, therefore, could the
117 XIII, 5 |         substances of things, exist apart?~In the Phaedo the case
118 XIII, 7 |            to the 2 being an entity apart from its two units, and
119 XIII, 7 |          units, and the 3 an entity apart from its three units, how
120 XIII, 7 |             two men are not a unity apart from both, so must it be
121 XIII, 7 |             pair of them is nothing apart from the two.~But this consequence
122 XIII, 9 |             magnitudes cannot exist apart from things. Again, the
123 XIII, 9 |             mathematics alone exist apart from sensible things, seeing
124 XIII, 9 |    mathematical number was to exist apart from ideal, made ideal and
125 XIII, 9 |          but that the universal was apart from these and something
126 XIII, 10|            the same time claim that apart from the substances which
127 XIV, 1  |         subject, and none can exist apart, but just as appearances
128 XIV, 1  |     straight and curved. Again, (b) apart from this mistake, the great
129 XIV, 1  |             few are predicated both apart and together of number,
130 XIV, 2  |          element; those which arise apart from this opinion must confront
131 XIV, 3  |            of setting out each term apart from its instances-of the
132 XIV, 3  |            mathematics do not exist apart; for if they existed apart
133 XIV, 3  |          apart; for if they existed apart their attributes would not
134 XIV, 3  |         they be capable of existing apart?~Again, if we are not too
135 XIV, 4  |          and as capable of existing apart, and as Forms.~
136 XIV, 5  |             unity and the plurality apart; number then will be this-a