Book, Paragraph

 1  II, 2 |         to be from that which is coming to be" or "as that which
 2  II, 2 |        made); on the other hand, coming from another thing as water
 3  II, 2 |       comes to be as a result of coming to be, but that which exists
 4  II, 2 |      that which exists after the coming to be; for it is thus that
 5 III, 4 |        can there be a process of coming to be; for there must be
 6 III, 4 |      incapable of completing its coming to be cannot be in process
 7 III, 4 |          cannot be in process of coming to be; and that which has
 8 III, 4 |          which has completed its coming to be must he as soon as
 9 III, 4 |        the matter is at any time coming to be, should exist; for
10 III, 5 |          cannot be in process of coming into being or of ceasing
11  IV, 2 |          not separated either in coming to be or in ceasing to be);
12  IV, 5 |      because they see contraries coming into existence out of the
13  IV, 5 |       lost, and of that which is coming to be, something must already
14  IV, 5 |        exists; and if a thing is coming to be, there must be something
15   V, 24|       those things.-(6) It means coming after a thing in time, e.g.
16   V, 30|       storm was the cause of his coming to a place for which he
17  VI, 3 |     nothing else as cause of its coming to be. But to what sort
18 VII, 7 |       house from bricks, because coming to be implies change in
19 VII, 8 |       this" would ever have been coming to be, if this had been
20 VII, 13|       formula nor in time nor in coming to be can the modifications
21 VIII, 3|          ever being in course of coming to be. But it has been proved
22 VIII, 4|        if we add "by the earth's coming in between’, this is the
23 VIII, 5|         are and are not, without coming to be and ceasing to be,
24  IX, 3 |         to stand, or of being or coming to be, or of not being or
25  IX, 3 |           or of not being or not coming to be.~The word "actuality",
26  IX, 4 |      well be capable of being or coming to be, and yet not be or
27  IX, 6 |    building and has built, or is coming to be and has come to be,
28  IX, 8 |          since, of that which is coming to be, some part must have
29  XI, 8 |  supposed not to exist but to be coming to be, the same results
30  XI, 12|          be change of change and coming to be of coming to be. What
31  XI, 12|       change and coming to be of coming to be. What is true of the
32  XI, 12|      earlier; e.g. if the simple coming to be was once coming to
33  XI, 12|     simple coming to be was once coming to be, that which comes
34  XI, 12|          something was also once coming to be; therefore that which
35  XI, 12|          but something which was coming to be coming to be something
36  XI, 12| something which was coming to be coming to be something was already
37  XI, 12|     existence. And this was once coming to be, so that at that time
38  XI, 12|         that time it was not yet coming to be something else. Now
39  XI, 12|          Therefore that which is coming to be is ceasing to be when
40  XI, 12|        be when it has come to be coming to be; for it cannot cease
41  XI, 12|     cease to be as soon as it is coming to be coming to be, nor
42  XI, 12|       soon as it is coming to be coming to be, nor after it has
43 XII, 7 |          an object of thought in coming into contact with and thinking
44 XIII, 7|      theory said, from unequals (coming into being when these were
45 XIV, 2 |      rather impossible, that the coming into play of a single thing
46 XIV, 5 |          and the unequal.~Again, coming from certain things means
47 XIV, 5 |         must be being treated as coming from contraries. There is,