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 1 III, 1 |          and like and unlike and contrariety, and with regard to prior
 2  IV, 2 |         science above named. And contrariety is one of these concepts;
 3  IV, 2 |       one of these concepts; for contrariety is a kind of difference,
 4  IV, 2 |        has one contrary, or what contrariety is, or how many meanings
 5  IV, 2 |      geometer to inquire what is contrariety or completeness or unity
 6   V, 10|      difference, or which have a contrariety in their substance; and
 7   X, 3 |    Contraries are different, and contrariety is a kind of difference.
 8   X, 4 |      difference, and this I call contrariety. That contrariety is the
 9   X, 4 |         I call contrariety. That contrariety is the greatest difference
10   X, 4 |           then, it is clear that contrariety is complete difference;
11   X, 4 |          to the various modes of contrariety which attach to the contraries.~
12   X, 4 |      generally, this is clear if contrariety is a difference, and if
13   X, 4 |       the greatest).~The primary contrariety is that between positive
14   X, 4 |  contradiction and privation and contrariety and relation, and of these
15   X, 4 |        clearly contradiction and contrariety are not the same. But privation
16   X, 4 |       form or shape, clearly all contrariety must be privation, but presumably
17   X, 4 |  presumably not all privation is contrariety (the reason being that that
18   X, 4 |          by induction. For every contrariety involves, as one of its
19   X, 5 |      great and the small, but no contrariety is either observed to be
20   X, 8 |     other.~This, then, will be a contrariety (as can be shown also by
21   X, 8 |       are in the same genus. For contrariety was seen to be complete
22   X, 8 |       The difference, then, is a contrariety.~This, then, is what it
23   X, 8 |      other in species"-to have a contrariety, being in the same genus
24   X, 8 |         in species which have no contrariety, being indivisible); we
25   X, 8 |     differs in species must be a contrariety; and this belongs only to
26   X, 9 |        and their difference is a contrariety; and why a female and a
27   X, 9 |       same as the other, why one contrariety makes things different in
28   X, 9 |       the definition there is no contrariety. This is the ultimate indivisible
29   X, 9 |           but because there is a contrariety in the definition. But does
30   X, 9 |     Doubtless because there is a contrariety in the definition. For while
31   X, 9 | definition. For while there is a contrariety also between pale man and
32   X, 9 |          dark horse, and it is a contrariety in species, it does not
33  XI, 6 |        statements, because every contrariety depends on privation. This
34  XI, 12|          each of these admits of contrariety. By quality I mean not that