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 1  II, 2 |         can there be an infinite process downwards, with a beginning
 2  II, 2 |         destroyed; for since the process of becoming is not infinite
 3  II, 2 |      last term of this sort, the process will not be infinite; but
 4 III, 4 |           neither can there be a process of coming to be; for there
 5 III, 4 |        coming to be cannot be in process of coming to be; and that
 6 III, 4 |          impossible, whether the process has a limit or proceeds
 7 III, 5 |   thought to be accompanied by a process of becoming or perishing;
 8 III, 5 |        and surfaces cannot be in process either of becoming or of
 9 III, 5 |       for this also cannot be in process of coming into being or
10  IV, 2 |        others because they are a process towards substance, or destructions
11  IV, 5 |        it is generated, and this process cannot go on ad infinitum.-
12  IV, 5 |        surrounds us is always in process of destruction and generation;
13  IV, 7 |       the definition.-Again, the process will go on ad infinitum,
14  IV, 8 |        is true is true, and this process will go on to infinity.~
15   V, 2 |       something else has put the process in motion, as e.g. thinning
16   V, 4 |          which is the end of the process of becoming.-(6) By an extension
17   V, 20|          we cannot have; for the process will go on to infinity,
18  VI, 2 |       and pass out of being by a process, but things which are accidentally
19  VI, 3 | something else. Clearly then the process goes back to a certain starting-point,
20 VII, 6 |         are to be different, the process will go on to infinity;
21 VII, 7 |    himself can produce. Then the process from this point onward,
22 VII, 7 |      this point onward, i.e. the process towards health, is called
23 VII, 7 |       the starting point for the process of becoming healthy is,
24 VII, 7 |       for this is present in the process and it is this that becomes
25 VII, 12|      form of footedness. And the process wants always to go on so
26 VII, 15|       definition is a scientific process, and if, just as knowledge
27 VII, 17|       still further, so that the process will go on to infinity.
28 VII, 17|     nature of their own and by a process of nature, their substance
29 VIII, 1| destroyed, and now underlies the process as a "this" and again underlies
30 VIII, 4|         a kind? Yes, but to what process in the proximate subject
31  IX, 1 |   subject and refers to the same process as a corresponding impotence.
32  IX, 6 | knowledge. For the fact that the process of dividing never comes
33  IX, 6 |          been happy. If not, the process would have had sometime
34  IX, 6 |        sometime to cease, as the process of making thin ceases: but,
35  IX, 6 |      thought. The latter sort of process, then, I call an actuality,
36   X, 8 |         indivisible", for in the process of division contrarieties
37  XI, 2 |          into being by a gradual process, but a point does not; for
38  XI, 9 |     being built, and this is the process of building. Similarly with
39  XI, 12|       there is a change from the process of recollection to that
40  XI, 12|        because that to which the process attaches is changing, now
41  XI, 12|          ignorance.~Further, the process will go on to infinity,
42 XII, 3 |        is changed, the form. The process, then, will go on to infinity,
43 XIII, 2|   breadth, lastly depth, and the process is complete. If, then, that