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  1   I, 1 |         or Socrates or some other called by some such individual
  2  II, 1 |         that philosophy should be called knowledge of the truth.
  3 III, 1 |           or some of them must be called forms of Wisdom and the
  4 III, 2 |         of the sciences should be called Wisdom, there is reason
  5 III, 4 |      anything apart from what are called the individuals. Further,
  6  IV, 2 |      medical art, one thing being called medical because it possesses
  7  IV, 2 |     instance all things which are called one are referred to the
  8  IV, 2 |           to it; for some will be called what they are called because
  9  IV, 2 |           be called what they are called because they possess it,
 10  IV, 3 |          which are in mathematics called axioms, and into substance.
 11  IV, 6 |        the same time demand to be called to account for their views,
 12   V, 1 |     monarchies and tyrannies, are called arhchai, and so are the
 13   V, 1 |      first be known,-this also is called the beginning of the thing,
 14   V, 2 |            and "the musical" were called causes of the statue, and
 15   V, 2 |           or accidental, some are called causes as being able to
 16   V, 2 |       causes; e.g. a thing may be called the cause of this statue
 17   V, 3 |          many demonstrations, are called elements of demonstrations;
 18   V, 3 |         simple and indivisible is called an element. Hence come the
 19   V, 4 |         in general has come to be called a "nature", because the
 20   V, 4 |       movement; for the matter is called the nature because it is
 21   V, 4 |          becoming and growing are called nature because they are
 22   V, 5 |    purpose. For the compulsory is called necessary (whence the necessary
 23   V, 6 |   Coriscus". For all of these are called one by virtue of an accident, "
 24   V, 6 |        The things, then, that are called one in virtue of an accident,
 25   V, 6 |        virtue of an accident, are called so in this way. (2) Of things
 26   V, 6 |             2) Of things that are called one in virtue of their own
 27   V, 6 |        own nature some (a) are so called because they are continuous,
 28   V, 6 |            even if it is bent, is called one if it is continuous,
 29   V, 6 |     continuous by art. A thing is called continuous which has by
 30   V, 6 |         are continuous in any way called one, even if they admit
 31   V, 6 |           line.~(b)(i) Things are called one in another sense because
 32   V, 6 |         ii) Those things also are called one whose genus is one though
 33   V, 6 |    differentiae-these too are all called one because the genus which
 34   V, 6 |          one. These are sometimes called one in this way, but sometimes
 35   V, 6 |     triangles.~(c) Two things are called one, when the definition
 36   V, 6 |         not admit of division are called one in so far as they do
 37   V, 6 |    magnitude.-Now most things are called one because they either
 38   V, 6 |         things that are primarily called one are those whose substance
 39   V, 6 |        indivisible in quantity is called a unit if it is not divisible
 40   V, 8 |           of these. All these are called substance because they are
 41   V, 8 |          is a definition, is also called the substance of each thing.~
 42   V, 9 |       treat it as two.~Things are called "other" if either their
 43   V, 9 |         essence.~Those things are called "like" which have the same
 44   V, 10|         The other things that are called contrary are so called,
 45   V, 10|        are called contrary are so called, some because they possess
 46   V, 10|  contraries or those which are so called in the primary sense), and
 47   V, 11|       beginning.~These, then, are called prior in this sense, but (
 48   V, 11|    attributes of prior things are called prior, e.g. straightness
 49   V, 11|     surface.~Some things then are called prior and posterior in this
 50   V, 11|    therefore, all things that are called prior and posterior are
 51   V, 11|        prior and posterior are so called with reference to this fourth
 52   V, 12|        changed for the worse, are called potencies; for things are
 53   V, 12|            Some things, then, are called adunata in virtue of this
 54   V, 12|          power" in geometry is so called by a change of meaning.-
 55   V, 12|       other. For other things are called "capable", some because
 56   V, 13|            Again, some things are called quanta in virtue of their
 57   V, 13|         incidentally, some are so called in the sense in which it
 58   V, 13|        are so; for these also are called quanta of a sort and continuous
 59   V, 15|         this way that a father is called the father of his son; for
 60   V, 15|          knowable or thinkable is called relative because something
 61   V, 15|           are by their own nature called relative are called so sometimes
 62   V, 15|        nature called relative are called so sometimes in these senses,
 63   V, 15|         things that have them are called relative, e.g. equality
 64   V, 16|                        16~What is called "complete" is (1) that outside
 65   V, 16|         end, this being good, are called complete; for things are
 66   V, 16|          is by a figure of speech called the end, because both are
 67   V, 16|            Things, then, that are called complete in virtue of their
 68   V, 16|           their own nature are so called in all these senses, some
 69   V, 16|          first two kinds, and are called complete because they either
 70   V, 16|  reference to the things that are called complete in the primary
 71   V, 21|         when on a large scale are called affections.~
 72   V, 22|          it. Similarly a thing is called blind if it has not sight
 73   V, 22|        taking away of anything is called privation.~Indeed there
 74   V, 22|          prefixes; for a thing is called unequal because it has not
 75   V, 22|    sightless in both eyes that is called blind. This is why not every
 76   V, 25|     quantum qua quantum is always called a part of it, e.g. two is
 77   V, 25|           part of it, e.g. two is called in a sense a part of three.
 78   V, 25|         it is, in another is not, called a part of three.-(2) The
 79   V, 25|        from the quantity are also called parts of it; for which reason
 80   V, 25|          this is why the genus is called a part of the species, though
 81   V, 26|         not make a difference are called totals, and those to which
 82   V, 26|           wax or a coat; they are called both wholes and totals;
 83   V, 26|        all liquids and number are called totals, but "the whole number"
 84   V, 28|          it is thus that some are called Hellenes by race and others
 85   V, 29|           These things, then, are called false in these senses, but (
 86 VII, 4 |   operation and an instrument are called medical neither by an ambiguity
 87 VII, 7 |         all other productions are called "makings". And all makings
 88 VII, 7 |        process towards health, is called a "making". Therefore it
 89 VII, 7 |          or processes one part is called thinking and the other making,-
 90 VII, 10|          the matter is in a sense called part of a thing, while in
 91 VII, 10|        whole in one sense must be called posterior to the art in
 92 VII, 10|         as we have maintained, be called prior and others must not.~
 93 VII, 11|           soul of Socrates may be called Socrates, has two meanings (
 94 VII, 13|         the compound of these are called substance, so also is the
 95 VII, 13|          is common, since that is called universal which is such
 96 VII, 14|          else that the species is called; if it were, that other
 97 VIII, 3|       even the bare soul is to be called man; and thus on one interpretation
 98 VIII, 3|    defined (for the definition so called is a "long rigmarole") but
 99  IX, 1 |         the potencies that are so called by an equivocation. For
100  IX, 1 |        equivocation. For some are called so by analogy, as in geometry
101  IX, 1 |     sources of some kind, and are called potencies in reference to
102  IX, 6 | qualification; for the seen is so called sometimes because it is
103  IX, 7 |      reference to something else, called "thaten", this is prime
104  IX, 7 |            pale". (The subject is called, when music comes to be
105  IX, 10|         being so, when is what is called truth or falsity present,
106   X, 1 |       nature and not accidentally called one may be summarized under
107   X, 3 |           divided or divisible is called a plurality, and that which
108   X, 3 |     indivisible or not divided is called one. Now since opposition
109   X, 3 |       greater or less degree, are called like because their form
110   X, 3 |          is one. Other things are called like if the qualities they
111   X, 4 |        the other things which are called complete are so called because
112   X, 4 |        are called complete are so called because they have attained
113   X, 4 |          and as contraries are so called in several senses, their
114   X, 4 |          other contraries must be called so with reference to these,
115   X, 6 |        also that multiples are so called. For each number is said
116   X, 6 |         in which relatives are so called:-(1) as contraries; (2)
117   X, 6 |         thing known, a term being called relative because another
118   X, 8 |        reference to that which is called the genus, none of the species-of-a-genus
119   X, 8 |     matter of that of which it is called the genus, not in the sense
120  XI, 1 |      principles which are by some called elements; all men suppose
121  XI, 3 |        discussion and a knife are called medical because the former
122  XI, 3 |      useful to it. And a thing is called healthy in a similar way;
123  XI, 7 |       things, and each science is called better or worse in virtue
124  XI, 8 |        the last causatum as it is called (but this was supposed to
125  XI, 10|          posterior among these is called infinite in virtue of its
126  XI, 10|         prior; i.e. a movement is called infinite in virtue of the
127  XI, 10|          or growth, and a time is called infinite because of the
128 XIII, 4|        was the kind of thing they called Ideas. Therefore it followed