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 1   V, 6 |    single form. This is why the circle is of all lines most truly
 2   V, 14|        it is four-footed; and a circle is a figure of particular
 3   V, 29|     true; e.g. the account of a circle is false when applied to
 4 VII, 7 |        it is placed. The brazen circle, then, has its matter in
 5 VII, 8 |         is either a sphere or a circle or whatever else it may
 6 VII, 10|         not. The formula of the circle does not include that of
 7 VII, 10|         of the letters; yet the circle is divided into segments
 8 VII, 10|       And so the formula of the circle does not include that of
 9 VII, 10|         the snub, or the bronze circle, pass away into these materials,
10 VII, 10|        and bones, and again the circle into its segments; for there
11 VII, 10|        for there is a sense of "circle" in which involves matter.
12 VII, 10|     which involves matter. For "circle" is used ambiguously, meaning
13 VII, 10|   ambiguously, meaning both the circle, unqualified, and the individual
14 VII, 10| unqualified, and the individual circle, because there is no name
15 VII, 10|        than a right angle". The circle and the semicircle also
16 VII, 10|    semicircle is defined by the circle; and so is the finger by
17 VII, 10|         universal; for "being a circle" is the same as the circle,
18 VII, 10|      circle" is the same as the circle, and "being a soul" the
19 VII, 10|       concrete thing, e.g. this circle, i.e. one of the individual
20 VII, 10|         the right angle and the circle and the animal are prior,
21 VII, 10| individual itself, and "being a circle" is the circle, and "being
22 VII, 10|          being a circle" is the circle, and "being a right angle"
23 VII, 11|       different materials, as a circle may exist in bronze or stone
24 VII, 11|      part of the essence of the circle, since it is found apart
25 VII, 11|         even in the case of the circle and the triangle, thinking
26 VII, 11|       that all these are to the circle or the triangle as flesh
27 VII, 11|       without his parts, as the circle can without the bronze.
28 VII, 11|  included in the formula of the circle? It cannot be said, "because
29 VII, 11|       be parts of the universal circle, but will be parts of the
30 VIII, 6|      one of actuality; e.g. the circle is "a plane figure". But
31   X, 9 |        do a brazen and a wooden circle, then, differ in species;
32   X, 9 |    brazen triangle and a wooden circle differ in species, it is
33 XII, 7 |    motion, which is motion in a circle; and this is plain not in
34 XII, 7 |         change, and motion in a circle the first kind of spatial
35 XII, 8 |         a body which moves in a circle is eternal and unresting;
36 XII, 8 |         the second moves in the circle which runs along the middle
37 XII, 8 |    zodiac, and the third in the circle which is inclined across
38 XII, 8 |  breadth of the zodiac; but the circle in which the moon moves
39 XII, 8 |         has its movement in the circle which bisects the zodiac
40 XII, 8 |       of each planet are in the circle which bisects the zodiac,
41 XII, 8 |         fourth sphere is in the circle which is inclined at an
42 XIII, 4|         definition apply to the circle itself, but "what really