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 1   V, 2 |          causes as being able to act, others as acting; e.g.
 2   V, 5 |          necessitates me to this act". And necessity is held
 3   V, 5 |  compulsory, only when it cannot act according to its impulse
 4   V, 14|       which the things in motion act or are acted on well or
 5   V, 14|       that which can be moved or act in one way is good, and
 6  IX, 2 |  according to a rational formula act contrariwise to the things
 7  IX, 3 |         does, that a thing "can" act only when it is acting,
 8  IX, 3 |        is not acting it "cannot" act, e.g. that he who is not
 9  IX, 5 |        in question, the one must act and the other be acted on,
10  IX, 5 |       not it will not be able to act. (To add the qualification "
11  IX, 8 |   results a house as well as the act of building), yet none the
12  IX, 8 |            yet none the less the act is in the former case the
13  IX, 8 |          the potency is. For the act of building is realized
14  IX, 8 |          is being made, e.g. the act of building is in the thing
15  IX, 8 |          in the agents, e.g. the act of seeing is in the seeing
16  XI, 9 |     actuality is either this-the act of building-or the house.
17  XI, 9 |     actuality, then, must be the act of building, and this is
18 XII, 6 |      enough; for if it is not to act, there will be no movement.
19 XII, 6 |  everything that acts is able to act, but that not everything
20 XII, 6 |       everything that is able to act acts, so that the potency
21 XII, 6 |  itself-the carpenter’s art must act on it; nor will the menstrual
22 XII, 6 |       motion, but the seeds must act on the earth and the semen
23 XII, 6 | different ways. This must, then, act in one way in virtue of
24 XII, 7 |        seems to contain, and the act of contemplation is what
25 XII, 9 |         its substance is not the act of thinking, but a potency)
26 XII, 9 |        faculty of thought or the act of thinking, what does it
27 XII, 9 |          if "thought" is not the act of thinking but a potency,
28 XII, 9 |        For both thinking and the act of thought will belong even
29 XII, 9 |         to see than to see), the act of thinking cannot be the
30 XII, 9 |         to thought? For to he an act of thinking and to he an
31 XII, 9 |   sciences the definition or the act of thinking is the object.
32 XII, 10|          are least at liberty to act at random, but all things
33 XIII, 3|          way-by setting up by an act of separation what is not