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 1  II, 3  |       either because they cannot follow the connexion of thought
 2 III, 2  |         paradoxical results will follow which we have already mentioned;
 3 III, 6  |         results that necessarily follow.~(13) Closely connected
 4 III, 6  |        if there is to be results follow; if they are not universals
 5  IV, 4  |       said before, that it would follow that all things are one,
 6  IV, 4  |          we have maintained will follow, if our opponent will only
 7  IV, 5  |       seek the truth would be to follow flying game.~But the reason
 8  IV, 6  |        and (2) what consequences follow from the assertion that
 9   V, 11 |    other-i.e. the posterior-must follow, so that if the prior does
10 VII, 4  |         suppose this it does not follow that there is a definition
11 VII, 6  |          But perhaps it does not follow that the essence of accidental
12 VII, 6  |         this might be thought to follow, that the extreme terms,
13 VII, 10 |   muscles and flesh, it does not follow that they are composed of
14 VII, 13 |        that the same result will follow once more; for the universal,
15 VII, 13 |        If not, many difficulties follow and especially the "third
16 VII, 14 |         others still more absurd follow. If, then, these consequences
17   X, 5  |        this does not necessarily follow. For the one phrase is a
18   X, 6  |       certain impossible results follow. One will then be few, whether
19  XI, 6  | Anaxagoras. If we were, it would follow that contraries would be
20  XI, 8  |        be, the same results will follow; everything will occur of
21 XII, 6  |          yet to exist.~Yet if we follow the theologians who generate
22 XII, 8  |         both parties indeed, but follow the more accurate.~Eudoxus
23 XIII, 2 |     truth and to the usual views follow, if one is to suppose the
24 XIII, 7 |          others similar to these follow of necessity. But (3) if
25 XIII, 7 |         so the difficulties that follow are no less. E.g. in the
26 XIII, 8 |        results, as we have said, follow. But either this or the
27 XIII, 9 |       that the same results will follow even so; for either the
28 XIII, 9 |       the same difficulties will follow,-is it intermixture or position
29 XIII, 10|           All these difficulties follow naturally, when they make
30 XIV, 4  |          good.~These absurdities follow, and it also follows that
31 XIV, 4  |     because it would necessarily follow, since generation is from
32 XIV, 4  |          these objections, then, follow, partly because they make
33 XIV, 6  |         share in number, it must follow that many things are the