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 1   I, 1 |            from sensation memory is produced in some of them, though
 2   I, 1 |           from memory experience is produced in men; for the several
 3   I, 1 |         about a class of objects is produced. For to have a judgement
 4  II, 2 |           some other kind should be produced. For one thing comes from
 5 VII, 7 |           if anything is-all things produced either by nature or by art
 6 VII, 7 |            that from which they are produced is nature, and the type
 7 VII, 7 |         according to which they are produced is nature (for that which
 8 VII, 7 |           nature (for that which is produced, e.g. a plant or an animal,
 9 VII, 7 |           is that by which they are produced—the so-called "formal" nature,
10 VII, 7 |          then, are natural products produced; all other productions are
11 VII, 7 |           same things sometimes are produced without seed as well as
12 VII, 7 |              The healthy subject is produced as the result of the following
13 VII, 7 |             intermediate, things is produced in the same way. I mean,
14 VII, 7 |             that anything should be produced if there were nothing existing
15 VII, 7 |            which as matter they are produced, some things are said, when
16 VII, 7 |           said, when they have been produced, to be not that but "thaten";
17 VII, 7 |           that a healthy subject is produced). And so the healthy subject
18 VII, 7 |          the thing is thought to be produced from these materials, as
19 VII, 7 |             case the healthy man is produced from an invalid. And so,
20 VII, 7 |    carefully, even that a statue is produced from wood or a house from
21 VII, 8 |             Since anything which is produced is produced by something (
22 VII, 8 |       anything which is produced is produced by something (and this I
23 VII, 8 |              and since something is produced (and this is either a sphere
24 VII, 8 |          the sensible thing, is not produced, nor is there any production
25 VII, 8 |           of it, nor is the essence produced; for this is that which
26 VII, 8 |          sphere in general is to be produced, something must be produced
27 VII, 8 |         produced, something must be produced out of something. For the
28 VII, 8 |             whole will be the thing produced, which corresponds to the
29 VII, 8 |            form or substance is not produced, but the concrete thing
30 VII, 8 |          gets its name from this is produced, and that in everything
31 VII, 9 |         raised, why some things are produced spontaneously as well as
32 VII, 9 |             every product of art is produced from a thing which shares
33 VII, 9 |             as natural products are produced), or from a part of itself
34 VII, 9 |             name (e.g. the house is produced from a house, qua produced
35 VII, 9 |          produced from a house, qua produced by reason; for the art of
36 VII, 9 |            it,-if we exclude things produced by accident; for the cause
37 VII, 9 |           for a "woman" also can be produced by a "man"-unless the offspring
38 VII, 9 |       previously considered) can be produced spontaneously are those
39 VII, 9 |           not such matter cannot be produced except from the parent animals
40 VII, 9 |           an animal if an animal is produced; but it is not necessary
41 VII, 10|           the matter in which it is produced) is not a part, but of snubness
42 VII, 10|         bronze is when roundness is produced in bronze. But in a sense
43 VII, 12|      attribute; for then a unity is produced and we have "the pale man".
44 VII, 17|           the same as "why is sound produced in the clouds?" Thus the
45 VIII, 4|             stage, or because it is produced if the other is analysed
46 VIII, 4|             different things may be produced owing to difference in the
47 VIII, 4|           part. Next, by what is it produced? Next, what is the affection-that
48 VIII, 5|          vinegar (though vinegar is produced from it), and why a living
49 VIII, 5|            e.g. if from a corpse is produced an animal, the corpse first
50  IX, 5 |            effects, so that if they produced their effects necessarily
51  IX, 8 |        things, from which they were produced. For from the potentially
52  IX, 8 |         actually existing is always produced by an actually existing
53  IX, 8 |             that everything that is produced is something produced from
54  IX, 8 |            is produced is something produced from something and by something,
55   X, 2 |          colours are observed to be produced out of this and black, and
56 XII, 4 |   principles, or any unity which is produced out of the hot and the cold,
57 XII, 7 |         there is a man,-not the man produced from the seed, but another
58 XII, 8 |            eternal movement must be produced by something eternal and
59 XII, 10|             i.e. a continuum, to be produced out of unextended parts?
60 XIII, 2|             prior nor that which is produced by adding determinants posterior;
61 XIII, 8|            number, an odd number is produced; in another way, when 2
62 XIII, 8|          got from 1 by doubling are produced; in another way, when the
63 XIII, 8|          the other even numbers are produced. Again, if every Idea is
64 XIII, 8|          From what, then, is this 2 produced?~
65 XIV, 4 |            some present the even as produced first from unequals-the
66 XIV, 5 | intermixture, and (2) that which is produced by it is different from