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 1  II, 1 |          of this is found in the fact that no one is able to attain
 2  II, 1 |         it must be easy, but the fact that we can have a whole
 3 III, 2 |         now what each of them in fact is (at least even other
 4 III, 2 |         one kind or are there in fact several kinds of substances,
 5 III, 4 |          suffice as proof of the fact that the principles cannot
 6  IV, 2 |          them to be like that-in fact this would even strengthen
 7  IV, 2 |      particular instances (as in fact it probably is not; the
 8  IV, 4 |      name, but whether it can in fact. Now if "man" and "not-man"
 9  IV, 7 |    not-good), but as a matter of fact when there is an intermediate
10   V, 5 |        first premisses, i.e. the fact that the propositions from
11   V, 12|          it; but, as a matter of fact, it has a certain disposition
12   V, 15|         is true to say this); in fact it is relative to colour
13   V, 26|         also, wholeness being in fact a sort of oneness.~Again (
14  VI, 1 |       like other sciences, is in fact about one class of being,
15  VI, 2 |         This is confirmed by the fact that no science practical,
16 VII, 8 |       would doubtless be both in fact something like a mule.)
17 VII, 13|      this is plain also from the fact that no common predicate
18 VII, 17|          the question "why") the fact or the existence of the
19 VII, 17|         moon is eclipsed-but the fact that a thing is itself is
20 VIII, 4|           But if, as a matter of fact, the same thing can be made
21 VIII, 5|          be potentially dead. In fact they are not, but the corruptions
22 VIII, 6|         soul and health, and the fact that the bronze is a triangle
23 VIII, 6|     bronze and triangle, and the fact that a thing is white will
24  IX, 2 |   applies rather to the positive fact. Therefore such sciences
25  IX, 6 |      only for knowledge. For the fact that the process of dividing
26  IX, 10|        in the previous cases. In fact, as truth is not the same
27  IX, 10|           it is implied that the fact is eternal.~
28   X, 1 |        them-while as a matter of fact they are measured rather
29   X, 6 |          the thing measured, the fact that all knowledge is knowable,
30  XI, 2 |      difficulty is raised by the fact that all knowledge is of
31  XI, 6 |           and in others from the fact that all men have not the
32  XI, 6 |         it is absurd to make the fact that the things of this
33  XI, 6 |          not. But as a matter of fact they take the food which
34  XI, 9 |     about movement, and from the fact that it is not easy to define
35 XII, 6 |          it; e.g. as a matter of fact a thing moves in one way
36 XII, 7 |        not in theory only but in fact. Therefore the first heaven
37 XII, 10|          solved naturally by the fact that there is a third element.
38 XIII, 1|    instance, whether they are in fact Ideas or not, or whether
39 XIII, 8|      regard to this not only the fact but the reason should be
40 XIII, 9|          same-in words, since in fact mathematical number has
41 XIV, 1 |          and a real thing is the fact that it alone has no proper
42 XIV, 1 |        of it, or neither; but in fact only the one or the other
43 XIV, 2 | explanations, and especially the fact that they framed the difficulty
44 XIV, 6 |         by an odd number. For in fact honey-water is no more wholesome
45 XIV, 6 |           They quite neglect the fact that there might be a thousand
46 XIV, 6 |      three; since as a matter of fact the concords are more than
47 XIV, 6 |         be brought together. The fact that our opponnts have much