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 1 III, 1  |            the science in question deals with substance, whether
 2 III, 1  |     substance, whether one science deals with all substances, or
 3 III, 2  |           whether the same science deals with them as with substance,
 4 III, 2  |        demonstrative science which deals with them, there will have
 5 III, 2  |    substance and the science which deals with the axioms are different,
 6 III, 2  |           in this, that the latter deals with things that we perceive,
 7 III, 2  |          is true, that mensuration deals with perceptible and perishable
 8  IV, 2  |         there is one science which deals with all healthy things,
 9  IV, 2  |             But everywhere science deals chiefly with that which
10  IV, 3  |           inquiry is universal and deals with primary substance.
11  VI, 1  |          at all involves reasoning deals with causes and principles,
12  VI, 1  |            to physics (for physics deals with certain movable things)
13  VI, 1  |         prior to both. For physics deals with things which exist
14  VI, 1  |            while the first science deals with things which both exist
15  VI, 1  |        philosophy is universal, or deals with one genus, i.e. some
16  VI, 2  |          there is no science which deals with it.~
17 VII, 15 |             but it is opinion that deals with that which can be otherwise
18   X, 4  |          contrary (for one science deals with one class of things,
19  XI, 1  |            that one science always deals with contraries, but the
20  XI, 1  |     science we are now looking for deals with perceptible substances
21  XI, 4  |     primary science, we have said, deals with these, only in so far
22  XI, 7  |            the natural philosopher deals with the things that have
23  XI, 7  |       rather as different. Physics deals with the things that have
24  XI, 7  | theoretical, and is a science that deals with things that are at
25  XI, 7  |         last named is best; for it deals with the highest of existing
26  XI, 7  |          the mathematical sciences deals with some one determinate
27 XII, 7  |             And thinking in itself deals with that which is best
28 XIII, 2 |          solid; for science always deals with what is prior. And (
29 XIII, 3 |           it is most precise if it deals with the primary movement,
30 XIII, 4 |           whether the same science deals with contraries; for two
31 XIII, 10|          universal and indefinite, deals with the universal and indefinite;
32 XIII, 10|         actuality, being definite, deals with a definite object,
33 XIII, 10|         object, being a "this", it deals with a "this". But per accidens