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 1 III, 2 |        are two solids in the same place, and that the intermediates
 2 III, 2 |         not apart but in the same place; which is still more impossible.~
 3  IV, 7 |       This is clear, in the first place, if we define what the true
 4   V, 6 |         them either in time or in place or in definition, are most
 5   V, 10|   generation and dissolution take place; and the attributes that
 6   V, 11|           to something or in some place or by certain people; e.g.
 7   V, 11|          e.g. things are prior in place because they are nearer
 8   V, 11|         are nearer either to some place determined by nature (e.g.
 9   V, 11|       e.g. the middle or the last place), or to some chance object;
10   V, 18|         all such phrases indicate place and position.~Therefore ‘
11   V, 19|       parts, in respect either of place or of potency or of kind;
12   V, 24|        time, e.g. the voyage took place "from" the equinox, because
13   V, 24|          equinox, because it took place after the equinox, and the
14   V, 30|        these only in a particular place and at a particular time,
15   V, 30|        the time this time, or the place this place, will be an accident.
16   V, 30|           time, or the place this place, will be an accident. Therefore,
17   V, 30|          cause of his coming to a place for which he was not sailing,
18  VI, 2 |         what", quality, quantity, place, time, and any similar meanings
19 VII, 1 |     quality, its quantity, or its place; since we know each of these
20 VII, 4 |          quality, quantity, time, place, and motion), we must inquire
21 VIII, 1|       changes, e.g. in respect of place that which is now here and
22 VIII, 1|          has matter for change of place that it should also have
23 VIII, 2|          breakfast; and others by place, e.g. the winds; and others
24 VIII, 4|        can be moved in respect of place. Nor does matter belong
25  IX, 8 |         i.e. in respect either of place or of quantity or quality; "
26  IX, 8 |           quality or in a certain place); all imperishable things,
27   X, 1 |         is one and indivisible in place and time; so that evidently
28   X, 1 |          being isolated either in place, or in form or thought";
29   X, 4 |       from which generation takes place are the contraries, and
30   X, 7 |     between these can change take place in virtue of their own nature (
31  XI, 1 |          mean that these thinkers place the objects of mathematics
32  XI, 6 |           afore-said change takes place.) But if we do not change
33  XI, 9 |           and that movement takes place when the complete reality
34  XI, 10|         part have the same proper place, e.g. the whole earth and
35  XI, 10|          move or rest? The proper place of the body which is homogeneous
36  XI, 10|         the clod occupy the whole place, then? And how? (This is
37  XI, 10|   infinite body and also a proper place for bodies, if every sensible
38  XI, 10|       every sensible body is in a place, and there are six kinds
39  XI, 10|        and there are six kinds of place, but these cannot exist
40  XI, 10|       there cannot be an infinite place, there cannot be an infinite
41  XI, 10|       there cannot be an infinite place,) for that which is in a
42  XI, 10|            for that which is in a place is somewhere, and this means
43  XI, 11|        and the affections and the place, which are the terminals
44  XI, 11|  everything that is moved is in a place, but that which is not is
45  XI, 11|          which is not is not in a place; for then it would be somewhere.
46  XI, 12| classified as substance, quality, place, acting or being acted on,
47  XI, 12|          quality, of quantity, of place. There is no movement in
48  XI, 12|           or cooled or change its place or increase. But this is
49  XI, 12|          quality and quantity and place; for each of these admits
50  XI, 12|        which are in one proximate place are together in place, and
51  XI, 12|   proximate place are together in place, and things which are in
52  XI, 12|      straight line is contrary in place. That is successive which
53 XII, 2 |         of the quantity or of the place, and change in respect of "
54 XII, 2 |         alteration, and change of place is motion, changes will
55 XII, 2 |           but for motion from one place to another.~One might raise
56 XII, 3 |      towards which movement takes place; and again, thirdly, the
57 XII, 6 |       movement except movement in place, and of this only that which
58 XII, 7 |    capable of being otherwise,-in place, even if not in substance.
59 XII, 7 |        are posterior to change of place.~
60 XIII, 2|          solids to be in the same place, and also that according
61 XIII, 8|          give 1-itself the middle place in odd numbers. (b) But
62 XIV, 1 |         alteration, in respect of place locomotion, in respect of
63 XIV, 3 |           is to consist. For they place it between ideal and sensible
64 XIV, 5 |           not first.~It is out of place, also, to generate place
65 XIV, 5 |          place, also, to generate place simultaneously with the
66 XIV, 5 |          mathematical solids (for place is peculiar to the individual
67 XIV, 5 |        hence they are separate in place; but mathematical objects
68 XIV, 5 |          what kind of thing their place is.~Those who say that existing