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 1 III, 4 |          great in the limbs of the~Sphere,~And sprang to assert its
 2  IV, 2 |         successive ones within the sphere of mathematics.~Now since
 3  IV, 2 |  properties err not by leaving the sphere of philosophy, but by forgetting
 4  IV, 7 | intermediate; for instance, in the sphere of numbers there will be
 5   V, 25|           form; e.g. of the bronze sphere or of the bronze cube both
 6 VII, 8 |     produced (and this is either a sphere or a circle or whatever
 7 VII, 8 |              so we do not make the sphere, except incidentally, because
 8 VII, 8 |   incidentally, because the brazen sphere is a sphere and we make
 9 VII, 8 |     because the brazen sphere is a sphere and we make the forme. For
10 VII, 8 |           to make the round or the sphere, but something else, i.e.
11 VII, 8 |     assumed. E.g. we make a brazen sphere; and that in the sense that
12 VII, 8 |        make this other, which is a sphere.) If, then, we also make
13 VII, 8 |         But that there is a brazen sphere, this we make. For we make
14 VII, 8 |            it out of brass and the sphere; we bring the form into
15 VII, 8 |         and the result is a brazen sphere. But if the essence of sphere
16 VII, 8 |      sphere. But if the essence of sphere in general is to be produced,
17 VII, 8 |            other form. If, then, a sphere is "the figure whose circumference
18 VII, 8 |          corresponds to the brazen sphere. It is obvious, then, from
19 VII, 8 |            form.~Is there, then, a sphere apart from the individual
20 VII, 8 |          analogous to "this brazen sphere", but man and animal to "
21 VII, 8 |          man and animal to "brazen sphere" in general. Obviously,
22 VII, 9 |      categories. For as the brazen sphere comes to be, but not the
23 VII, 9 |           comes to be, but not the sphere nor the brass, and so too
24 VIII, 6|       other cause of the potential sphere’s becoming actually a sphere,
25 VIII, 6|       sphere’s becoming actually a sphere, but this was the essence
26   X, 2 |       being"; so that since in the sphere of qualities the one is
27   X, 2 |         thing-and similarly in the sphere of quantities, clearly we
28   X, 4 |          is, it is only within the sphere of that which is receptive
29  XI, 8 |            concerned with the same sphere; for purpose cannot exist
30 XII, 3 |          and the shape of a bronze sphere exists at the same time
31 XII, 3 |            same time as the bronze sphere. (But we must examine whether
32 XII, 8 |          of which the first is the sphere of the fixed stars, and
33 XII, 8 |           mentioned above (for the sphere of the fixed stars is that
34 XII, 8 |         but the poles of the third sphere of each planet are in the
35 XII, 8 |           the motion of the fourth sphere is in the circle which is
36 XII, 8 |           the equator of the third sphere; and the poles of the third
37 XII, 8 |         and the poles of the third sphere are different for each of
38 XII, 8 |        same position the outermost sphere of the star which in each