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 1 III, 2  |      then with regard to what we mentioned first, does it belong to
 2 III, 2  |     follow which we have already mentioned; there will be a heaven
 3 III, 6  |     number, not in kind, we have mentioned the impossible results that
 4  IV, 2  |        indication of this may be mentioned: dialecticians and sophists
 5  IV, 5  |       extreme of the views above mentioned, that of the professed Heracliteans,
 6   V, 2  |     movement.~All the causes now mentioned fall under four senses which
 7   V, 7  |          So in the cases we have mentioned; for when we say "the man
 8   V, 7  |       some of the things we have mentioned "are" potentially, others
 9   V, 24 |     another, as in the cases now mentioned; some merely because they
10   X, 1  |         but in the sense we have mentioned.~But the measure is not
11   X, 10 |    accident (e.g. both those now mentioned and many others), others
12  XI, 1  |       the causes which have been mentioned in the Physics. For (A)
13  XI, 3  |          used in the way we have mentioned, like "medical" and "healthy".
14  XI, 6  |        is like the views we have mentioned; he said that man is the
15  XI, 6  |         to whom the difficulties mentioned are suggested by reasoning,
16  XI, 7  |      from these. Of the sciences mentioned each gets somehow the "what"
17 XII, 8  |         and distinctions we have mentioned. The first principle or
18 XII, 8  | magnitude, for the reason before mentioned. That the movers are substances,
19 XII, 8  |        the same as the first two mentioned above (for the sphere of
20 XII, 8  |         counteract those already mentioned and bring back to the same
21 XII, 8  |         the sun the movements we mentioned, the whole set of spheres
22 XII, 8  |          movements besides those mentioned. And it is reasonable to
23 XII, 8  |   similar to these which we have mentioned. But if one were to separate
24 XII, 10 |   principle. The school we first mentioned is right in saying that
25 XIII, 5 |          produce the things just mentioned, and not owing to the Forms.
26 XIII, 6 |          be no way besides those mentioned. Some say both kinds of
27 XIII, 6 |      that all the ways have been mentioned; and all these views are
28 XIII, 8 |       these ways which have been mentioned, and if it cannot exist
29 XIII, 9 |   difficulty in the view we have mentioned.~
30 XIII, 10|        of all the points we have mentioned, the greatest difficulty,