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 1   I, 1  |            good to all persons of a certain constitution, marked off
 2  II, 1  |          thinkers we have inherited certain opinions, while the others
 3 III, 2  |       demonstration must start from certain premisses and be about a
 4 III, 2  |            premisses and be about a certain subject and prove certain
 5 III, 2  |           certain subject and prove certain attributes. Therefore it
 6 III, 2  |            statement that there are certain things besides those in
 7 III, 4  |          these also must consist of certain elements (for all things
 8 III, 4  |             the unit is precisely a certain kind of one.~But (B) if
 9  IV, 2  |        properties. So too there are certain properties peculiar to being
10  IV, 3  |           be able to state the most certain principles of his subject,
11  IV, 3  |           be able to state the most certain principles of all things.
12  IV, 3  |           philosopher, and the most certain principle of all is that
13  IV, 3  |             a principle is the most certain of all; which principle
14  IV, 3  |             This, then, is the most certain of all principles, since
15   V, 5  |            are not possible without certain conditions, these are necessary,
16   V, 6  |          shoe and to have already a certain single form. This is why
17   V, 11 |    something or in some place or by certain people; e.g. things are
18   V, 12 |            matter of fact, it has a certain disposition and cause and
19   V, 13 |           line is a quantum (for "a certain kind of quantum" is present
20   V, 14 |          e.g. man is an animal of a certain quality because he is two-footed,
21   V, 14 |            which the numbers have a certain quality, e.g. the composite
22   V, 15 |        other has been acted on in a certain way. Further, some relative
23   V, 19 |           kind; for there must be a certain position, as even the word "
24   V, 27 |             of their essence have a certain position. Again, they must
25  VI, 1  |             to study even soul in a certain sense, i.e. so much of it
26  VI, 1  |              for physics deals with certain movable things) nor to mathematics,
27  VI, 1  |           and astronomy deal with a certain particular kind of thing,
28  VI, 3  |          the process goes back to a certain starting-point, but this
29  VI, 4  |            s "what" or its having a certain quality or quantity or something
30 VII, 3  |           particular thing nor of a certain quantity nor assigned to
31 VII, 10 |          the essence of a body of a certain kind (at least we shall
32 VII, 11 |            to the parts’ being in a certain state. For it is not a hand
33 VII, 12 |             the subject, man, has a certain attribute; for then a unity
34 VII, 15 |           so; for "the sun" means a certain substance); but also by
35 VII, 17 |             not say definitely that certain elements make up a certain
36 VII, 17 |          certain elements make up a certain whole. But we must articulate
37 VIII, 2 |         differ by being placed in a certain way); and others by time,
38 VIII, 3 |             uneducated people has a certain timeliness. They said that
39  IX, 1  |            is because it contains a certain originative source, and
40  IX, 1  |             1) that which has not a certain quality and (2) that which
41  IX, 1  |           has not it at all. And in certain cases if things which naturally
42  IX, 5  |       object is present and is in a certain state; if not it will not
43  IX, 5  |            all circumstances but on certain conditions, among which
44  IX, 7  |             by luck, but there is a certain kind of thing which is capable
45  IX, 8  |        well-being also; for it is a certain kind of life).~Obviously,
46  IX, 8  |      respect, e.g. potentially of a certain quality or in a certain
47  IX, 8  |             certain quality or in a certain place); all imperishable
48  IX, 10 |        member of such a class has a certain attribute and another has
49   X, 1  |          which is a whole and has a certain shape and form is one in
50   X, 1  |             for even the slow has a certain speed and the comparatively
51   X, 1  |           the comparatively light a certain weight.)~In all these, then,
52   X, 2  |            one hand, genera are not certain entities and substances
53   X, 4  |             has done so either at a certain time or in a certain part (
54   X, 4  |           at a certain time or in a certain part (e.g. at a certain
55   X, 4  |             certain part (e.g. at a certain age or in the dominant part),
56   X, 5  |            is an intermediate and a certain natural interval; but between
57   X, 6  |      absolutely opposed to the one, certain impossible results follow.
58   X, 7  |             genus, i.e. colour, and certain differentiae. But these
59   X, 9  |      species, when it is other in a certain way, or is there a sense
60   X, 9  |         male by being acted on in a certain way. We have stated, then,
61   X, 10 |           some contraries belong to certain things by accident (e.g.
62  XI, 1  |             not with them, but with certain others. If with others,
63  XI, 5  |            truth itself from a more certain principle, yet this is necessary
64  XI, 7  |               7~Every science seeks certain principles and causes for
65  XI, 7  |           each of these marks off a certain class of things for itself
66  XI, 9  |            to be bronze and to be a certain potency. If it were absolutely
67  XI, 9  |            is capable of being of a certain quantity, nor that which
68  XI, 9  |         that which is actually of a certain quantity, is of necessity
69  XI, 10 |    indivisible; for it must be of a certain quantity. Therefore infinity
70  XI, 12 |      changes into things opposed in certain ways while the other, movement,
71 XII, 1  |         that is immovable, and this certain thinkers assert to be capable
72 XII, 7  |         that the thing itself has a certain nature.) But the beautiful,
73 XII, 8  |        eternal just because it is a certain kind of substance, and the
74 XII, 9  |             divine thought involves certain problems; for while thought
75 XII, 9  |           composite beings, is in a certain period of time (for it does
76 XIII, 2 |            senses.~Again, there are certain mathematical theorems that
77 XIII, 3 |       sensible but qua possessed of certain definite qualities. For
78 XIII, 4 |            if a man wished to count certain things, and while they were
79 XIII, 4 |           the other points on which certain people, by following out
80 XIII, 5 |   discussion of difficulties and by certain others, is very easily upset;
81 XIII, 8 | qualification or as identified with certain numbers, but think the objects
82 XIII, 8 |             both are and come to be certain things of which there are
83 XIII, 10|            a point which presents a certain difficulty both to those
84 XIV, 2  |           sometimes that it is of a certain quality, sometimes that
85 XIV, 2  |           sometimes that it is of a certain quantity, and at other times
86 XIV, 2  |            a man" means not being a certain substance, "not being straight"
87 XIV, 2  |            straight" not being of a certain quality, "not being three
88 XIV, 2  |         cubits long" not being of a certain quantity. What sort of being
89 XIV, 5  |         unequal.~Again, coming from certain things means in one sense
90 XIV, 5  |           is, is always a number of certain things, either of parts
91 XIV, 6  |          its number, or is this not certain? E.g. the motions of the
92 XIV, 6  |         same number had belonged to certain things, these would have
93 XIV, 6  |            square, the potencies of certain numbers, are in the column