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  1  II, 1 |          kinds, the cause of the present difficulty is not in the
  2  II, 1 |      what is relative and in the present). Now we do not know a truth
  3  II, 2 |       the parts down to that now present are alike intermediates;
  4 III, 1 |         the genera, or the parts present in each thing, into which
  5 III, 1 |       these questions also would present much difficulty. Further (
  6 III, 1 |          from sensible things or present in them? With regard to
  7 III, 2 |     demonstration is possible is present only when we know what the
  8 III, 2 |         sort of substance is the present science to be assigned?-
  9 III, 3 |        of prior and posterior is present, that which is predicable
 10 III, 4 |       for if strife had not been present in things, all things would
 11 III, 5 |        this, no sort of shape is present in the solid more than any
 12  IV, 2 |    simply that that thing is not present, or that it is not present
 13  IV, 2 |       present, or that it is not present in some particular class;
 14  IV, 2 |        latter case difference is present over and above what is implied
 15  IV, 4 |       more self-evident than the present one.~We can, however, demonstrate
 16  IV, 5 |        however, there is largely present the nature of the indeterminate-of
 17  IV, 5 |      thing is perishing, will be present something that exists; and
 18   V, 2 |  contraries; for that which when present causes a particular thing,
 19   V, 3 |          being one and simple is present in a plurality of things,
 20   V, 3 |         where the differentia is present, the genus accompanies it,
 21   V, 3 |           but where the genus is present, the differentia is not
 22   V, 4 |        in each natural object is present in it in virtue of its own
 23   V, 4 |          to be or are is already present, we say they have not their
 24   V, 4 |        of natural objects, being present in them somehow, either
 25   V, 7 |         to which rest is already present and of that which can rest,
 26   V, 8 |      them.-(2) That which, being present in such things as are not
 27   V, 8 |           3) The parts which are present in such things, limiting
 28   V, 10|        attributes that cannot be present at the same time in that
 29   V, 11|        by being farther from the present, i.e. in the case of past
 30   V, 11|   because it is farther from the present), others by being nearer
 31   V, 11|       others by being nearer the present, i.e. in the case of future
 32   V, 11|         Pythian, if we treat the present as beginning and first point,
 33   V, 11|      because they are nearer the present).-Other things are prior
 34   V, 13|      certain kind of quantum" is present in the definition which
 35   V, 18|         Callias;-(2) whatever is present in the "what", e.g. Callias
 36   V, 18|          animal. For "animal" is present in his definition; Callias
 37   V, 23|         That in which a thing is present as in something receptive
 38   V, 26|           especially if they are present only potentially, but, failing
 39   V, 26|   failing this, even if they are present actually. Of these things
 40  VI, 1 |         of its movement and rest present in itself, evidently it
 41  VI, 1 | separable from matter, is not at present clear; still, it is clear
 42  VI, 1 |    obvious that if the divine is present anywhere, it is present
 43  VI, 1 |          present anywhere, it is present in things of this sort.
 44  VI, 3 |       will obviously come to the present. This man, then, will die
 45  VI, 3 |        come to that which is now present, or to some past event.
 46  VI, 3 |        past condition-is already present in something. Everything,
 47 VII, 1 |         of its substance must be present. And (2) we think we know
 48 VII, 4 |     which the term itself is not present but its meaning is expressed,
 49 VII, 7 |       healthy this must first be present, e.g. a uniform state of
 50 VII, 7 |       body, and if this is to be present, there must be heat; and
 51 VII, 7 |      else. And this something is present potentially; and what is
 52 VII, 7 |         potentially; and what is present potentially is already in
 53 VII, 7 |    matter is a part; for this is present in the process and it is
 54 VII, 8 |          ought to call the shape present in the sensible thing, is
 55 VII, 8 |     which is generated matter is present, and one part of the thing
 56 VII, 9 |         a part of the product is present,-some matter is such as
 57 VII, 10|     formula of the parts must be present in the formula of the whole
 58 VII, 10|         the parts are seen to be present, and in some not. The formula
 59 VII, 10|     every kind of letter will be present in the formula of the syllable,
 60 VII, 10|      wherefore also they are not present in the formulae. In one
 61 VII, 10|    formula of such parts will be present, but in another it must
 62 VII, 10|        in another it must not be present, where the formula does
 63 VII, 10|        substance, is immediately present, e.g. perhaps the heart
 64 VII, 10|       matter being that which is present in perceptible things not
 65 VII, 11|       material parts will not be present (for they are not even parts
 66 VII, 11|          the matter also will be present. And we have stated that
 67 VII, 12|      have "the pale man". In the present case, on the other hand,
 68 VII, 12|           since the differentiae present in man are many, e.g. endowed
 69 VII, 12|       many? Not because they are present in one thing; for on this
 70 VII, 13|        the essence is so, can be present in this; e.g. "animal" can
 71 VII, 13|       this; e.g. "animal" can be present in "man" and "horse". Then
 72 VII, 13|     individual man in whom it is present, so that the same result
 73 VII, 13| substance of that in which it is present as something peculiar to
 74 VII, 13|         will contain a substance present in a substance, so that
 75 VII, 13|        any other of the elements present in formulae exist apart.~
 76 VII, 13|     cannot consist of substances present in it in complete reality;
 77 VII, 13|        not consist of substances present in it and present in this
 78 VII, 13|     substances present in it and present in this way, which Democritus
 79 VII, 13|         one, or there is no unit present in it in complete reality.
 80 VII, 14|      Forms exist and "animal" is present in "man" and "horse", it
 81 VII, 14|  impossible. The "animal", then, present in each species of animals
 82 VII, 16|          that which is common is present in many places at the same
 83 VII, 17|        the essence of a house is present. And why is this individual
 84 VII, 17|          is divided and which is present in it as matter; e.g. a
 85 VIII, 6|           existent" nor "one" is present in their definitions), and
 86  IX, 1 |          the most useful for our present purpose. For potency and
 87  IX, 1 |          the art of building are present, one in that which can produce
 88  IX, 2 |          originative sources are present in soulless things, and
 89  IX, 5 |     qualifications which must be present in the definition), and
 90  IX, 5 |           it will do, when it is present, and meets the passive object,
 91  IX, 5 |       when the passive object is present and is in a certain state;
 92  IX, 6 |     movement in which the end is present is an action. E.g. at the
 93  IX, 7 |           when music comes to be present in it, not "music" but "
 94  IX, 8 |      actuality, the actuality is present in the agents, e.g. the
 95  IX, 8 |          is not capable of being present in a subject cannot be present,
 96  IX, 8 |   present in a subject cannot be present, everything that is capable
 97  IX, 9 |         for contraries, then, is present at the same time; but contraries
 98  IX, 9 |         but contraries cannot be present at the same time, and the
 99  IX, 9 |       actualities also cannot be present at the same time, e.g. health
100  IX, 9 |   obvious; but as it is they are present only potentially. Why are
101  IX, 10|          called truth or falsity present, and when is it not? We
102  IX, 10|       truth and falsity be still present in the same way as in the
103   X, 5 |        opposites alone cannot be present together; and we assume
104   X, 8 |       complete - , and cannot be present along with one another.)
105   X, 10|          is capable of not being present, but perishableness is one
106   X, 10|      either be the essence or be present in the essence of each perishable
107   X, 10|         are attributes which are present of necessity. The characteristics,
108  XI, 1 |          men suppose these to be present in composite things. But
109  XI, 6 |         everything everything is present not potentially only, but
110 XII, 1 |      causes. The thinkers of the present day tend to rank universals
111 XII, 4 |      Since not only the elements present in a thing are causes, but
112 XII, 6 |         must always be something present to move it; e.g. as a matter
113 XII, 7 |      beauty and goodness are not present in the beginning, because
114 XII, 8 |         been preserved until the present like relics of the ancient
115 XII, 10|         which the contraries are present can be made out of the contraries;
116 XIII, 2|       enough; when these are not present, the thing is a plurality,
117 XIII, 4|        some nature which will be present in all the Forms as their
118 XIII, 6|    consists of numbers which are present in them)-either one kind
119 XIII, 9|       sensible things, this will present no difficulty; but if the
120 XIII, 9|      partly do not belong to the present inquiry; but the views of
121 XIV, 1 |         a subject, then, must be present in the case of contraries,
122 XIV, 2 |      substance can have elements present in it, of which it consists.~
123 XIV, 3 |        attributes of numbers are present in a musical scale and in
124 XIV, 3 |   attributes would not have been present in bodies. Now the Pythagoreans
125 XIV, 3 |         if numbers are in no way present in sensible things their
126 XIV, 3 |      things their attributes are present in sensible things, has
127 XIV, 3 |         to let them off from the present inquiry; for we are investigating
128 XIV, 4 | generation of the even; and some present the even as produced first
129 XIV, 4 |        with some thinkers of the present day, who answer the question
130 XIV, 5 |          from elements which are present in them. Does number come,
131 XIV, 5 |          about this. Yet whether present or not present in the compound
132 XIV, 5 |       Yet whether present or not present in the compound the contrary