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 1  II, 2 |            produced. For one thing comes from another in two ways-not
 2  II, 2 |          but either (i) as the man comes from the boy, by the boy’
 3  II, 2 |           changing, or (ii) as air comes from water. By "as the man
 4  II, 2 |         from water. By "as the man comes from the boy" we mean "as
 5  II, 2 |        from another thing as water comes from air implies the destruction
 6  II, 2 |           for it is not that which comes to be something that comes
 7  II, 2 |         comes to be something that comes to be as a result of coming
 8  II, 2 |            thus that the day, too, comes from the morning-in the
 9  II, 2 |       morning-in the sense that it comes after the morning; which
10  II, 2 |     possible to have this till one comes to the unanalysable terms.
11 III, 3 |         also are principles, there comes to be practically an infinite
12 III, 4 |       there must be something that comes to be, i.e. from which something
13 III, 4 |          i.e. from which something comes to be, and the ultimate
14 III, 6 |       being; for that which is not comes to be, but nothing that
15 III, 6 |         that is incapable of being comes to be.~(12) We must not
16  IV, 3 |          must already have when he comes to a special study. Evidently
17  IV, 5 |            something from which it comes to be and something by which
18   V, 1 |       immanent part, a thing first comes to be, e,g, as the keel
19   V, 1 |       immanent part, a thing first comes to be, and from which the
20   V, 1 |           first begins, as a child comes from its father and its
21   V, 1 |         which a thing either is or comes to be or is known; but of
22   V, 2 |         immanent material, a thing comes into being, e.g. the bronze
23   V, 24|          but in a sense the statue comes from bronze.-(2) As from
24   V, 24|           that in which the statue comes from bronze; for the composite
25   V, 24|            the composite substance comes from the sensible matter,
26   V, 24|          matter, but the form also comes from the matter of the form.-
27   V, 24|        other thing; e.g. the child comes from its father and mother,
28   V, 24|          thing in time, e.g. night comes from day and storm from
29   V, 24|           weather, because the one comes after the other. Of these
30   V, 24|          festival of the Thargelia comes "from" the Dionysia, because
31 VII, 7 | spontaneously. Now everything that comes to be comes to be by the
32 VII, 7 |        everything that comes to be comes to be by the agency of something
33 VII, 7 |   something and from something and comes to be something. And the
34 VII, 7 |           something which I say it comes to be may be found in any
35 VII, 7 |     follows that in a sense health comes from health and house from
36 VII, 7 |      reason is that though a thing comes both from its privation
37 VII, 7 |           to be that from which it comes, here the statue is not
38 VII, 7 |            that from which a thing comes to be, and not permanence).
39 VII, 9 |           that from which the seed comes has in a sense the same
40 VII, 9 |           For as the brazen sphere comes to be, but not the sphere
41 VII, 9 |        case of brass itself, if it comes to be, it is its concrete
42 VII, 9 |            its concrete unity that comes to be (for the matter and
43 VII, 15|         with the stated attributes comes into existence, clearly
44 VIII, 4|         for the other; e.g. phlegm comes from the fat and from the
45 VIII, 4|         from the sweet, if the fat comes from the sweet; and it comes
46 VIII, 4|       comes from the sweet; and it comes from bile by analysis of
47 VIII, 4|     ultimate matter. For one thing comes from another in two senses,
48 VIII, 5|       forms (for it is not "white" comes to be, but the wood comes
49 VIII, 5|          comes to be, but the wood comes to be white, if everything
50 VIII, 5|          white, if everything that comes to be comes from something
51 VIII, 5|        everything that comes to be comes from something and comes
52 VIII, 5|           comes from something and comes to be something), not all
53 VIII, 5|   different senses that a pale man comes from a dark man, and pale
54 VIII, 5|          from a dark man, and pale comes from dark. Nor has everything
55 VIII, 5|            vinegar. For the corpse comes from the animal, and vinegar
56  IX, 6 |          process of dividing never comes to an end ensures that this
57  IX, 7 |       which as a result of thought comes to exist in complete reality
58  IX, 7 |         the agent has willed it it comes to pass if nothing external
59  IX, 7 |            in the very thing which comes to be, a thing is potentially
60  IX, 7 |         that word) the thing which comes after it in this series.
61  IX, 7 |      subject is called, when music comes to be present in it, not "
62  IX, 8 |            because everything that comes to be moves towards a principle,
63  IX, 8 |           that is being built, and comes to be, and is, at the same
64  IX, 10|      opinion or the same statement comes to be false and true, and
65  XI, 2 |           to suppose lines or what comes after these (I mean the
66  XI, 2 |         the point? Every substance comes into being by a gradual
67  XI, 6 |            to others.~That nothing comes to be out of that which
68  XI, 12|           coming to be, that which comes to be something was also
69  XI, 12|        therefore that which simply comes to be something was not
70  XI, 12|           and rest, and that which comes to be also ceases to be.
71  XI, 12|       matter underlying that which comes to be and changes. What
72 XII, 3 |            the matter nor the form comes to be-and I mean the last
73 XII, 3 |             if not only the bronze comes to be round but also the
74 XII, 3 |            the round or the bronze comes to be; therefore there must
75 XII, 3 |          next, that each substance comes into being out of something
76 XII, 7 |        their opinion. For the seed comes from other individuals which
77 XII, 7 |         another from whom the seed comes.~It is clear then from what
78 XIII, 2|          generated is length, then comes breadth, lastly depth, and
79 XIII, 6|            first after 1, and then comes 3 and then the rest of the
80 XIII, 7|            come? It is number that comes from the 1 and the indefinite
81 XIII, 9|        from which and from the one comes the finite number of units.
82 XIV, 2 |        being, and since everything comes to be what it comes to be
83 XIV, 2 |     everything comes to be what it comes to be out of that which
84 XIV, 3 |             for the long rigmarole comes into play, like those of
85 XIV, 5 |           the more complete always comes from the indefinite and
86 XIV, 5 |          senses in which one thing comes from another, and then said
87 XIV, 5 |         said in which sense number comes from its first principles.~