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 1  II, 2 |    walking being for the sake of health, this for the sake of happiness,
 2  IV, 2 |         is healthy is related to health, one thing in the sense
 3  IV, 2 |          sense that it preserves health, another in the sense that
 4  IV, 2 |          that it is a symptom of health, another because it is capable
 5  IV, 4 |        be more anxious about his health than one who is healthy;
 6   V, 2 |        of which a thing is; e.g. health is the cause of walking.
 7   V, 2 |     instruments intervene before health is reached; for all these
 8   V, 2 |  professional man" are causes of health, and both "the ratio 2:1"
 9   V, 2 | particular man who is recovering health, and this particular builder
10   V, 20|          to something else; e.g. health is a "habit"; for it is
11  VI, 1 |        while there is a cause of health and of good condition, and
12  VI, 2 |        that the builder produces health is an accident, because
13 VII, 7 |         opposite substance, e.g. health is the substance of disease (
14 VII, 7 |        disease is the absence of health); and health is the formula
15 VII, 7 |          absence of health); and health is the formula in the soul
16 VII, 7 |        of thought:-since this is health, if the subject is to be
17 VII, 7 |         i.e. the process towards health, is called a "making". Therefore
18 VII, 7 |          follows that in a sense health comes from health and house
19 VII, 7 |          sense health comes from health and house from house, that
20 VII, 7 |     building art are the form of health and of the house, and when
21 VII, 7 |        then, is either a part of health or is followed (either directly
22 VII, 7 |       similar which is a part of health; and this, viz. that which
23 VII, 7 |       which produces the part of health, is the limiting-point—and
24 VII, 9 |          as well as by art, e.g. health, while others are not, e.g.
25 VII, 9 |         body, and this is either health, or a part of health, or
26 VII, 9 |      either health, or a part of health, or is followed by a part
27 VII, 9 |         is followed by a part of health or by health itself. And
28 VII, 9 |        by a part of health or by health itself. And so it is said
29 VII, 9 |       And so it is said to cause health, because it causes that
30 VII, 9 |          it causes that to which health attaches as a consequence.~
31 VIII, 5|       and disease is contrary to health, is it potentially both
32 VIII, 6|         composition" of soul and health, and the fact that the bronze
33  IX, 2 |         produce both disease and health. The reason is that science
34  IX, 2 |          wholesome produces only health and the calorific only heat
35  IX, 9 |          potency is a potency of health and illness, of rest and
36  IX, 9 |   present at the same time, e.g. health and illness. Therefore,
37  XI, 3 |         science, in the other to health, in others to something
38  XI, 3 |      because it is indicative of health, another because it is productive
39  XI, 12|          a man from disease into health). But this also is not possible
40  XI, 12|      then, at the same time from health into illness, and from this
41 XII, 3 |       apart from its matter, and health, and all ideals of art,
42 XII, 3 |      when a man is healthy, then health also exists; and the shape
43 XII, 3 |       art is the formal cause of health.~
44 XII, 4 |  different for different things. Health, disease, body; the moving
45 XII, 4 |     medical art is in some sense health, and the building art is
46 XII, 10|        medical art is in a sense health. It is paradoxical also