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 1 III, 3 |         principles, or rather the primary constituents of a thing;
 2 III, 3 |           a thing; e.g. it is the primary parts of which articulate
 3 III, 3 | principles of things as there are primary genera, so that both being
 4  IV, 2 |        chiefly with that which is primary, and on which the other
 5  IV, 2 |         referred to that which is primary, as for instance all things
 6  IV, 2 |           one are referred to the primary one, we must say that this
 7  IV, 2 |           by reference to what is primary in the case of each of the
 8  IV, 2 |   meanings will be related to the primary meaning (and similarly in
 9  IV, 3 |          universal and deals with primary substance. Physics also
10  IV, 4 | accidental, there will be nothing primary about which they are made,
11   V, 3 |            Element" means (1) the primary component immanent in a
12   V, 3 |        similar character; for the primary demonstrations, each of
13   V, 3 |           demonstrations; and the primary syllogisms, which have three
14   V, 4 |         The source from which the primary movement in each natural
15   V, 4 |             4) "Nature" means the primary material of which any natural
16   V, 4 |         who say the nature is the primary mode of composition, or
17   V, 4 |          plain that nature in the primary and strict sense is the
18   V, 5 |    Therefore the necessary in the primary and strict sense is the
19   V, 10|        which are so called in the primary sense), and so are those
20   V, 12|          potency all refer to the primary kind of potency; and this
21   V, 12|          proper definition of the primary kind of potency will be "
22   V, 14|           is the more proper. The primary quality is the differentia
23   V, 16|        are called complete in the primary sense.~
24   V, 18|           of which", then, in the primary sense is the form, and in
25 VII, 1 |          of that which is in this primary sense, others qualities
26 VII, 3 |          Now what is knowable and primary for particular sets of people
27 VII, 4 |         is a formula of something primary; and primary things are
28 VII, 4 |         of something primary; and primary things are those which do
29 VII, 4 |     definition and essence in the primary and simple sense belong
30 VII, 4 |          as well, only not in the primary sense. For if we suppose
31 VII, 6 |           are self-subsistent and primary. For it is enough if they
32 VII, 6 |   applicable.~Clearly, then, each primary and self-subsistent thing
33 VII, 7 |     essence of each thing and its primary substance.) For even contraries
34 VII, 9 |       argument applies to all the primary classes alike, i.e. quantity,
35 VII, 11|         also that the soul is the primary substance and the body is
36 VII, 11|          it with reference to its primary substance-e.g. in the case
37 VII, 11|          same; ie. in the case of primary substances, e.g. curvature
38 VII, 11|           of curvature if this is primary. (By a "primary" substance
39 VII, 11|           this is primary. (By a "primary" substance I mean one which
40 VII, 17|       each thing (for this is the primary cause of its being); and
41 VIII, 3|          or intelligible; but the primary parts of which this consists
42  IX, 1 |     potencies in reference to one primary kind of potency, which is
43  IX, 1 |         formula if potency in the primary sense.-And again these so-called
44  IX, 2 |           for the contrary is the primary privation, and this is the
45  IX, 8 |          for that which is in the primary sense potential is potential
46  IX, 8 | potentially; yet these things are primary; for if these did not exist,
47   X, 1 |         movement), this is in the primary sense one extended thing.
48   X, 1 |         be one must be one in the primary sense. "One", then, has
49   X, 1 |          which is made of it as a primary constituent. And so with "
50   X, 3 |          if the definition of its primary essence is one; e.g. equal
51   X, 4 |  difference is the greatest).~The primary contrariety is that between
52   X, 7 |      differentiae will not be the primary contraries; otherwise every
53   X, 7 |         different, then, from the primary contraries; and therefore
54   X, 7 |          they will be between the primary contraries; the primary
55   X, 7 |           primary contraries; the primary differentiae are "piercing"
56   X, 7 |          be compounded out of the primary contraries. Clearly, then,
57  XI, 1 |           as dealing with what is primary, the science of substances
58  XI, 2 |         we expect the eternal and primary principles to be so. But
59  XI, 2 |           after these (I mean the primary surfaces) to be principles,
60  XI, 4 |        not qua being (whereas the primary science, we have said, deals
61 XII, 6 |          what sort of movement is primary? This makes a vast difference.)
62 XII, 7 |          without being moved. The primary objects of desire and of
63 XII, 7 |          and the real good is the primary object of rational wish.
64 XII, 7 |           if its actuality is the primary form of spatial motion,
65 XII, 8 |            The first principle or primary being is not movable either
66 XII, 8 |    accidentally, but produces the primary eternal and single movement.
67 XII, 8 |          Socrates is one. But the primary essence has not matter;
68 XII, 10|         contrary to that which is primary; for all contraries have
69 XII, 10|        the knowledge; but what is primary has no contrary.~Again,
70 XIII, 3|      precise if it deals with the primary movement, for this is the
71 XIV, 4 |       strange if to that which is primary and eternal and most self-sufficient