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 1 III, 3 |        the genera that should be taken as elements and principles,
 2 III, 3 |       not possible for the genus taken apart from its species (
 3 III, 3 |       what sense these are to be taken as principles. For the principle
 4   V, 2 |        either as combined, or as taken simply; and (B) all may
 5   V, 2 |       simply; and (B) all may be taken as acting or as having a
 6   V, 11|   potency or complete reality is taken into account, different
 7   V, 13|      both in themselves and when taken relatively to each other,
 8   V, 25|       divided; for that which is taken from a quantum qua quantum
 9   V, 27|        if one of the two ones is taken away (for the part removed
10 VII, 3 |        and breadth and depth are taken away we see nothing left
11 VII, 8 |       something (and let this be taken to be not the privation
12 VII, 8 |     which consists of the Forms (taken in the sense in which some
13 VII, 10|          the form and the matter taken together, e.g. the snub,
14 VII, 11|          is the compound of both taken universally; and "Socrates"
15 VII, 12|        the differentiae that are taken with it, e.g. the first
16 VII, 12|  differentia of a differentia be taken at each step, one differentia-the
17 VII, 15|         substance is the formula taken with the matter, while another
18 VII, 15|       perhaps all the attributes taken apart may belong to many
19 VIII, 3|         number consists has been taken from or added to the number,
20 VIII, 3|      smallest part that has been taken away or added, so the definition
21 VIII, 3|    remain when anything has been taken away or added. And (3) the
22  IX, 7 |     thing, the actual is, may be taken as explained by these and
23  IX, 7 |   nothing which must be added or taken away or changed, this is
24   X, 4 |          which is determinate or taken along with the receptive
25   X, 9 |     those which are in the thing taken as including its matter
26  XI, 3 |        differences; let these be taken as already discussed. It
27  XI, 4 |       also. That when equals are taken from equals the remainders
28  XI, 5 |     single affirmation-the whole taken as an affirmation will be
29  XI, 6 |         so the one party must be taken to be the measure, and the
30  XI, 10|         part of it that might be taken would be infinite (for "
31 XII, 5 |      originative principle of ba taken without qualification.~Further,
32 XII, 7 |        these difficulties may be taken as solved. There is, then,
33 XII, 8 |       number.~Let this, then, be taken as the number of the spheres,
34 XII, 8 |  principles also may probably be taken as just so many; the assertion
35 XIII, 6| magnitudes, nor do any two units taken at random make 2. All who
36 XIV, 1 |        what we have said must be taken as sufficient. All philosophers
37 XIV, 2 |      into. But since "non-being" taken in its various cases has