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 1 III, 1  |        For those who wish to get clear of difficulties it is advantageous
 2 III, 1  |          not; for the end is not clear to such a man, while to
 3 III, 1  | discussed the difficulties it is clear. Further, he who has heard
 4  IV, 2  |         one common notion. It is clear then that it is the work
 5  IV, 2  |        anything different (it is clear that the two things are
 6  IV, 2  |          or lines or fire, it is clear that it belongs to this
 7  IV, 7  |       any one predicate. This is clear, in the first place, if
 8  VI, 1  |       always have matter), it is clear how we must seek and define
 9  VI, 1  |        matter, is not at present clear; still, it is clear that
10  VI, 1  |      present clear; still, it is clear that some mathematical theorems
11  VI, 2  |        to non-being. And this is clear also from arguments such
12  VI, 2  |          at the same time become clear why there is no science
13  VI, 4  |       itself, qua being. (It was clear in our discussion of the
14 VII, 6  |           At the same time it is clear that if there are Ideas
15 VII, 6  |          of instances it becomes clear that both must be one.~(
16 VII, 6  |          is also the same, as is clear even from what has been
17 VII, 9  |        of the product.~And it is clear also from what has been
18 VII, 10 |   complete realization it is not clear whether they exist or not;
19 VII, 11 |          possible, but it is not clear when it is the case, some
20 VII, 11 |     which is intelligible.~It is clear also that the soul is the
21 VII, 13 |    indivisible magnitudes. It is clear therefore that the same
22 VII, 14 |                         14~It is clear also from these very facts
23 VII, 15 |         an Idea? It would become clear, if they tried, that what
24 VII, 17 |         from this we shall get a clear view also of that substance
25 VII, 17 |         it is predicable must be clear; for if not, the inquiry
26 VIII, 2 |         mean the opposite.~It is clear, then, from these facts
27 VIII, 3 |         that sometimes it is not clear whether a name means the
28 VIII, 3 |         apart, is not yet at all clear; except that obviously this
29 VIII, 4 |          case of sleep it is not clear what it is that proximately
30  IX, 3  |      attend this view.~For it is clear that on this view a man
31  IX, 4  |           At the same time it is clear that if, when A is real,
32  IX, 6  |     analysis it will also become clear, with regard to the potential,
33  IX, 8  |         senses of "prior", it is clear that actuality is prior
34  IX, 8  |        But here too, then, it is clear that actuality is in this
35   X, 2  |       means the same as being is clear from the facts that its
36   X, 4  |      greatest difference is made clear by induction. For things
37   X, 4  |           From this, then, it is clear that contrariety is complete
38   X, 4  | contraries.~This being so, it is clear that one thing have more
39   X, 4  |        matter generally, this is clear if contrariety is a difference,
40  XI, 7  |        hypothesis; so that it is clear from an induction of this
41  XI, 7  |     principle of movement. It is clear from these facts, then,
42 XII, 7  |       whom the seed comes.~It is clear then from what has been
43 XII, 8  |                          8~It is clear, then, why these things
44 XII, 8  |        our earliest predecessors clear to us.~
45 XIII, 6 |          been said before. It is clear from this statement, then,
46 XIII, 8 |           At the same time it is clear that if in this way the
47 XIII, 10|        is of universals. This is clear from demonstrations and