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 1 III, 3 |       parts of which, e.g. a bed consists and how they are put together,
 2   V, 3 |        the parts of which speech consists and into which it is ultimately
 3   V, 4 |         which any natural object consists or out of which it is made,
 4   V, 27|  continuous; for a musical scale consists of unlike parts and has
 5 VII, 8 | Obviously, then, the cause which consists of the Forms (taken in the
 6 VII, 10|         parts of which substance consists. If then matter is one thing,
 7 VII, 10|          the formula of the form consists. E.g. of concavity flesh (
 8 VII, 13|        i.e. the substance, if it consists of parts, should not consist
 9 VII, 13|        one (e.g. the double line consists of two halves-potentially;
10 VII, 14|       the parts also of which he consists, e.g. "animal" and "two-footed",
11 VII, 15|  elements also of which the Idea consists, e.g. "animal" and "two-footed",
12 VIII, 3|      primary parts of which this consists cannot be defined, since
13 VIII, 3|          parts of which a number consists has been taken from or added
14   X, 6 |       said to be many because it consists of ones and because each
15  XI, 10|   resolved into that of which it consists, but no such product of
16 XIII, 6|   counted thus-after 1, 2 (which consists of another 1 besides the
17 XIII, 6|       the former 1), and 3 which consists of another 1 besides these
18 XIII, 6|       that objects of perception consists of numbers which are present
19 XIII, 7|          for mathematical number consists of undifferentiated units,
20 XIII, 7|          the 5’s of which the 10 consists differ; but since these
21 XIII, 7|          of which the 2 or the 3 consists; but as two men are not
22 XIII, 7|        but especially that which consists of abstract units-so that
23 XIII, 8|   arithmetical number, at least, consists of units, while these thinkers
24 XIII, 8|         if each of the two units consists of both the great and the
25 XIII, 9|           any more than the line consists of "straight and curved",
26 XIII, 9|         of plurality; for number consists of indivisibles, but spatial
27 XIV, 2 |      matter; for everything that consists of elements is composite.
28 XIV, 2 |          out of that of which it consists it would necessarily also,
29 XIV, 2 |       present in it, of which it consists.~There are some who describe
30 XIV, 3 |       sensible number. If (i) it consists of the great and small,
31 XIV, 5 |      general or the number which consists of abstract units, is neither
32 XIV, 6 |          seven vowels, the scale consists of seven strings, the Pleiades
33 XIV, 6 |         were seven or the Pleiad consists of seven stars? Surely the