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 1 III, 1 |            any other sense than in reference to movement; for these questions
 2 III, 2 |           raise the question, with reference to which kind of existing
 3  IV, 2 |            we must then explain by reference to what is primary in the
 4  IV, 2 |          some cases that of common reference, in some cases that of serial
 5  IV, 7 |        deny this intermediate with reference both to its assertion and
 6   V, 4 |       bronze, bronze is first with reference to them, but in general
 7   V, 11|    absolutely and by nature, or by reference to something or in some
 8   V, 11|         are placed at intervals in reference to some one definite thing
 9   V, 11|       posterior are so called with reference to this fourth sense; for
10   V, 12|           or "possible" involve no reference to potency. But the senses
11   V, 12|         the senses which involve a reference to potency all refer to
12   V, 15|           includes in its nature a reference to something else, not because
13   V, 15|          something else involves a reference to it; but (3) that which
14   V, 15|          something else involves a reference to it. For "that which is
15   V, 16|        some way or other involve a reference to the things that are called
16   V, 18|     Further (5) Kath’ d is used in reference to position, e.g. "at which
17   V, 20|           either in itself or with reference to something else; e.g.
18   V, 22|         respect of which, and with reference to the object with reference
19   V, 22|       reference to the object with reference to which, and in the circumstances
20   V, 28| continuously".-(2) It is used with reference to that which first brought
21   V, 28|            And the word is used in reference to the begetter more than
22   V, 28|          in all these ways, (1) in reference to continuous generation
23   V, 28|           of the same kind, (2) in reference to the first mover which
24  VI, 1 |       these can be defined without reference to movement-they always
25 VII, 4 |            medical" by virtue of a reference to one and the same thing,
26 VII, 4 |           single meaning, but with reference to a common end. But it
27 VII, 10|         the parts are explained by reference to them, and in respect
28 VII, 10|        define it well, not without reference to its function, and this
29 VII, 11|           right to define these by reference to lines and to the continuous,
30 VII, 11|      possible to define it without reference to movement-nor, therefore,
31 VII, 11|   movement-nor, therefore, without reference to the parts’ being in a
32 VII, 11|            is a formula of it with reference to its primary substance-e.
33  IX, 1 |           the cases that involve a reference to motion. But when we have
34  IX, 1 |            are called potencies in reference to one primary kind of potency,
35  IX, 7 |             which is no longer, in reference to something else, called "
36  IX, 7 |        thaten" should be used with reference both to the matter and to
37  IX, 10|          are employed firstly with reference to the categories, and secondly
38  IX, 10|      categories, and secondly with reference to the potency or actuality
39   X, 1 |            and judge the others by reference to it), and in music the
40   X, 4 |  contraries must be called so with reference to these, some because they
41   X, 5 |         why "whether" is said with reference to both, not to one of the
42   X, 8 |         Evidently, therefore, with reference to that which is called
43   X, 8 |         nature), nor is it so with reference to things which are not
44  XI, 3 |          by virtue of some kind of reference, in the one case to medical
45 XIV, 6 |         have been distinguished in reference to the first principles.