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  1 III, 1 |            one thing always has one contrary. Again (6), are the principles
  2 III, 2 |         principles if these are not contrary?~Further, there are many
  3  IV, 2 |           whether one thing has one contrary, or what contrariety is,
  4  IV, 3 |            if it is impossible that contrary attributes should belong
  5  IV, 3 |        which contradicts another is contrary to it, obviously it is impossible
  6  IV, 3 |            this point he would have contrary opinions at the same time.
  7  IV, 5 |         animals receive impressions contrary to ours; and that even to
  8  IV, 6 |            same man, but often have contrary appearances at the same
  9  IV, 7 |       involves the assertion of its contrary, even in these there will
 10  IV, 8 |            makes even the statement contrary to his own true, and therefore
 11  IV, 8 |           his own not true (for the contrary statement denies that it
 12  IV, 8 |           former person excepts the contrary statement, saying it alone
 13   V, 1 |          beginning in either of the contrary directions. (2) That from
 14   V, 2 |       charge, when absent, with the contrary, e.g. we impute the shipwreck
 15   V, 5 |        impedes and tends to hinder, contrary to impulse and purpose.
 16   V, 5 |    persuaded-and rightly, for it is contrary to the movement which accords
 17   V, 10| constituents are opposed.~The term "contrary" is applied (1) to those
 18   V, 10|        other things that are called contrary are so called, some because
 19   V, 10|     therefore "same", "other", and "contrary", must correspond, so that
 20   V, 12|     impossible is that of which the contrary is of necessity true, e.g.
 21   V, 12|           is a falsity of which the contrary is not only true but also
 22   V, 12|             of necessity false. The contrary of this, the possible, is
 23   V, 12|           is not necessary that the contrary is false, e.g. that a man
 24   V, 14|            can do so in another—the contrary—way is vicious. Good and
 25  VI, 2 |            part.) But that which is contrary to the usual law science
 26  VI, 2 |         part; but the accidental is contrary to such laws. We have stated,
 27 VII, 8 |            unless something happens contrary to nature, e.g. the production
 28 VII, 12|            the genus is divided are contrary). And even if the genus
 29 VII, 14|             conclusion follows; for contrary attributes will belong at
 30 VIII, 5|             thing is related to its contrary states. E.g. if the body
 31 VIII, 5|             healthy, and disease is contrary to health, is it potentially
 32 VIII, 5|            and the corruption of it contrary to its nature. It is also
 33  IX, 1 |          for the privation which is contrary to potency of this sort,
 34  IX, 2 |         formula is alike capable of contrary effects, but one non-rational
 35  IX, 2 |        removal that it exhibits the contrary; for the contrary is the
 36  IX, 2 |      exhibits the contrary; for the contrary is the primary privation,
 37  IX, 2 |    scientific man produces both the contrary effects. For the rational
 38  IX, 5 |            but the rational produce contrary effects, so that if they
 39  IX, 5 |      necessarily they would produce contrary effects at the same time;
 40  IX, 5 |       appetite, to do two things or contrary things at the same time,
 41  IX, 10|         whose thought is in a state contrary to that of the objects is
 42   X, 3 |            its explanation from its contrary, the indivisible from the
 43   X, 4 |            thing have more than one contrary (for neither can there be
 44   X, 4 |         genus which differ most are contrary (for the complete difference
 45   X, 4 |      material which differ most are contrary (for the matter is the same
 46   X, 4 |      faculty the most different are contrary (for one science deals with
 47   X, 5 |             Since one thing has one contrary, we might raise the question
 48   X, 5 |            the other two? It is not contrary either to one alone or to
 49   X, 5 |          both; for why should it be contrary to the greater rather than
 50   X, 5 |         less? Further, the equal is contrary to the unequal. Therefore
 51   X, 5 |         unequal. Therefore if it is contrary to the greater and the less,
 52   X, 5 |            and the less, it will be contrary to more things than one.
 53   X, 5 |           follows that one thing is contrary to two others, which is
 54   X, 6 |             a sense opposed, not as contrary, but as we have said some
 55   X, 6 |          the knowable.-Plurality is contrary neither to the few (the
 56   X, 6 |             the few (the many being contrary to this as excessive plurality
 57   X, 6 |             the one sense these are contrary, as has been said, because
 58   X, 7 |            others privative, others contrary. Of relative terms, those
 59   X, 7 |          terms, those which are not contrary have no intermediate; the
 60   X, 7 |  differentiae which constituted the contrary species-of-a-genus will
 61   X, 7 |     contrariwise are the more truly contrary species. And the other.species,
 62   X, 7 |        there can be a change from a contrary to it sooner than to the
 63   X, 7 |            sooner than to the other contrary; for it will have less of
 64   X, 7 |            in question than the one contrary and more than the other.
 65   X, 9 |            when female and male are contrary and their difference is
 66   X, 10|          pale and dark. Yet pale is contrary to dark.~But while some
 67  XI, 1 |            first principles are not contrary. If it is not one, what
 68  XI, 3 |         lightness, hardness and its contrary, and also heat and cold
 69  XI, 5 |             but must always, on the contrary recognize the truth,-viz.
 70  XI, 6 |           beautiful to some and the contrary of beautiful to others,
 71  XI, 6 |            pleasant to some and the contrary of pleasant to others.~That
 72  XI, 6 |       appears sweet to some and the contrary of sweet to others, unless
 73  XI, 6 |        subject at one time, nor can contrary statements, because every
 74  XI, 10|             everything changes from contrary to contrary, e.g. from hot
 75  XI, 10|            changes from contrary to contrary, e.g. from hot to cold.~
 76  XI, 10|         would be destruction to the contrary elements. But if the parts
 77  XI, 11|       destruction movement; for the contrary of movement is rest, but
 78  XI, 11|           movement is rest, but the contrary of destruction is generation.
 79  XI, 11|            the positives are either contrary or intermediate (for even
 80  XI, 11|       privation must be regarded as contrary), and are expressed by an
 81  XI, 12|            because there is nothing contrary to substance), nor of relation (
 82  XI, 12|     movement is also capable of the contrary movement and rest, and that
 83  XI, 12|          being at rest; for rest is contrary to movement, so that it
 84  XI, 12|       distant in a straight line is contrary in place. That is successive
 85 XII, 2 |            to white)), but from the contrary, there must be something
 86 XII, 2 |   underlying which changes into the contrary state; for the contraries
 87 XII, 2 |         something persists, but the contrary does not persist; there
 88 XII, 2 |             given states into those contrary to them in these several
 89 XII, 4 |             thought the form or its contrary, there will be in a sense
 90 XII, 7 |    necessary perforce because it is contrary to the natural impulse,
 91 XII, 8 |             subject form an opinion contrary to what we have now stated,
 92 XII, 10|           any pair of contraries is contrary to nothing. Further, all
 93 XII, 10|   paradoxical also not to suppose a contrary to the good, i.e. to reason.
 94 XII, 10|             that there is something contrary to Wisdom, i.e. to the highest
 95 XII, 10|           not. For there is nothing contrary to that which is primary;
 96 XII, 10|          and the ignorance which is contrary to any knowledge leads to
 97 XII, 10|        knowledge leads to an object contrary to the object of the knowledge;
 98 XII, 10|          but what is primary has no contrary.~Again, if besides sensible
 99 XII, 10|           again there cannot be any contrary that is also essentially
100 XIII, 2|              in general, conclusion contrary alike to the truth and to
101 XIII, 8|         another the small, which is contrary in its nature to the great.
102 XIV, 1 |       suggest that there is nothing contrary to substance, argument confirms
103 XIV, 1 |          argument confirms this. No contrary, then, is the first principle
104 XIV, 1 |             either there is nothing contrary, or if there is to be anything
105 XIV, 1 |       plurality, and the unequal is contrary to the equal, and the different
106 XIV, 2 |      unequal), which is neither the contrary nor the contradictory of
107 XIV, 3 |           rival theory will say the contrary of this, and that the difficulty
108 XIV, 4 |            it also follows that the contrary element, whether it is plurality
109 XIV, 4 |            tends to destroy it; for contrary tends to destroy contrary.
110 XIV, 4 |           contrary tends to destroy contrary. And if, as we were saying,
111 XIV, 5 |  indivisible. Does it come from its contrary, its contrary not persisting?
112 XIV, 5 |         come from its contrary, its contrary not persisting? But all
113 XIV, 5 |             thinker places the 1 as contrary to plurality, and another
114 XIV, 5 |            and another places it as contrary to the unequal, treating
115 XIV, 5 |             from which and from one contrary the compound is or has come
116 XIV, 5 |        perish (even when all of the contrary is used to produce them),
117 XIV, 5 |         present in the compound the contrary destroys it, e.g. "strife"
118 XIV, 5 |           it is not to that that is contrary).~Once more, it has not