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 1   I, 1 |  action experience seems in no respect inferior to art, and men
 2  II, 1 |       can fail to hit, in this respect it must be easy, but the
 3  II, 1 |       that as each thing is in respect of being, so is it in respect
 4  II, 1 |  respect of being, so is it in respect of truth.~
 5 III, 6 |       this world in some other respect, differ not at all in that
 6  IV, 2 | required and from sophistic in respect of the purpose of the philosophic
 7  IV, 3 |        subject and in the same respect; we must presuppose, to
 8  IV, 5 |      being-but not in the same respect. For the same thing can
 9  IV, 5 |      which everywhere in every respect is changing, nothing could
10  IV, 5 |       constant; still it is in respect of its form that we know
11   V, 2 |    causes of the statue not in respect of anything else but qua
12   V, 4 |        touching, and be one in respect of continuity and quantity,
13   V, 6 |       and it is indivisible in respect of time. Those things are
14   V, 9 |     other are the same in some respect, only not in number but
15   V, 9 |       same attributes in every respect, and those which have more
16   V, 9 |      one of two contraries) in respect of which things are capable
17   V, 11|      this sense, others (4) in respect of nature and substance,
18   V, 11|       some things are prior in respect of potency, others in respect
19   V, 11|  respect of potency, others in respect of complete reality, e.g.
20   V, 11|        exist without others in respect of generation, e.g. the
21   V, 11|       the parts, and others in respect of dissolution, e.g. the
22   V, 12|       at all, sometimes not in respect of everything it suffers,
23   V, 12|      things are impassive with respect to such processes if they
24   V, 14|       to alter. (4) Quality in respect of virtue and vice, and
25   V, 16|       to it.-(2) That which in respect of excellence and goodness
26   V, 16|      when they lack nothing in respect of the form of their proper
27   V, 16| substance is complete, when in respect of the form of its proper
28   V, 16|        senses, some because in respect of goodness they lack nothing
29   V, 19|       that which has parts, in respect either of place or of potency
30   V, 21|         means (1) a quality in respect of which a thing can be
31   V, 22|        medium in which, and in respect of the organ in respect
32   V, 22|        respect of the organ in respect of which, and with reference
33   V, 24|       in two senses, either in respect of the highest genus or
34   V, 24|        the highest genus or in respect of the lowest species; e.g.
35  VI, 1 | sciences are all alike in this respect,-geometry and astronomy
36 VII, 10|      reference to them, and in respect also of the power of existing
37 VII, 10|      measures another thing in respect of quantity". But let this
38 VII, 16|        the Forms exist, in one respect are right, in giving the
39 VII, 16|     substances; but in another respect they are not right, because
40 VIII, 1|      had to consider also with respect to the notion of "part",
41 VIII, 1| underlies the changes, e.g. in respect of place that which is now
42 VIII, 1|        again elsewhere, and in respect of increase that which is
43 VIII, 1|        less or greater, and in respect of alteration that which
44 VIII, 1|     diseased; and similarly in respect of substance there is something
45 VIII, 1|      and again underlies it in respect of a privation of positive
46 VIII, 4|        such as can be moved in respect of place. Nor does matter
47 VIII, 6|     which has been stated with respect both to definitions and
48  IX, 1 |   another way distinguished in respect of potency and complete
49  IX, 8 |   possibly may not be, i.e. in respect either of place or of quantity
50  IX, 8 |      the full sense" means "in respect of substance". Nothing,
51  IX, 8 |   prevent its being so in some respect, e.g. potentially of a certain
52  IX, 8 |        potentiality, except in respect of "whence" and "whither" (
53  IX, 10|       there can be no error in respect of time, if we assume them
54   X, 1 |        as indivisible in every respect); but in all other cases
55   X, 1 |  dividing the things either in respect of quantity or in respect
56   X, 1 |      respect of quantity or in respect of kind. And the one is
57   X, 1 |        is indivisible in every respect, while the former must be
58   X, 3 |      nor without difference in respect of their concrete substance,
59   X, 3 |      be other in some definite respect (for everything that is
60   X, 3 |       thing in some particular respect, so that there must be something
61   X, 10|      characteristics, then, in respect of which and in direct consequence
62  XI, 3 |   being universally and not in respect of a part of it, and "being"
63  XI, 3 |     but may be merely "in some respect deficient in obedience to
64  XI, 3 |      to the laws", and in this respect the privation will attach
65  XI, 3 |     consider them in any other respect, and examines the relative
66  XI, 6 |      perfectly white and in no respect not-white existed before,
67  XI, 6 |   evident from what happens in respect of sensation; for the same
68  XI, 6 |  continuously flow and move in respect of quantity-if one were
69  XI, 6 |      should they not endure in respect of quality? For the assertion
70  XI, 6 |       do they take it? In what respect is "this is bread" truer
71  XI, 10|       thing may be infinite in respect of addition or of subtraction,
72  XI, 11|      an accidental sense or in respect of a part of itself or essentially.
73  XI, 12|        There is no movement in respect of substance (because there
74  XI, 12|    remains that movement is in respect of quality and quantity
75 XII, 2 |        of four kinds-either in respect of the "what" or of the
76 XII, 2 |       the place, and change in respect of "thisness" is simple
77 XII, 2 |      diminution, and change in respect of an affection is alteration,
78 XII, 5 |         that which is first in respect of complete reality is the
79 XII, 7 |     subject to change, in this respect it is capable of being otherwise,-
80 XII, 9 |   thought of are different, in respect of which does goodness belong
81 XII, 10|      is not the same. In which respect then is love a principle?
82 XIII, 8|     the unit are prior, but in respect of the form and of the substance
83 XIII, 9|      of them are right in some respect, but on the whole not right.
84 XIV, 1 | destruction or movement, as in respect of quantity there is increase
85 XIV, 1 |    increase and diminution, in respect of quality alteration, in
86 XIV, 1 |      of quality alteration, in respect of place locomotion, in
87 XIV, 1 |        of place locomotion, in respect of substance simple generation
88 XIV, 1 | generation and destruction. In respect of relation there is no