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 1  IV, 2  |        to one central point, one definite kind of thing, and is not
 2  IV, 4  |     shall already have something definite. The person responsible
 3  IV, 4  |      word "be" or "not be" has a definite meaning, so that not everything
 4  IV, 4  |       would already be something definite.~Again if when the assertion
 5  IV, 4  |       being will already be of a definite nature, and this will be
 6  IV, 6  |    relation to one thing or to a definite number of things; and if
 7  IV, 7  |       this new term will be some definite thing; for its essence is
 8   V, 11 |         in reference to some one definite thing according to some
 9   V, 15 |          E.g. the double is in a definite numerical relation to 1,
10   V, 15 |        in a numerical, but not a definite, relation to 1, i.e. not
11   V, 15 |      else to that something is a definite numerical relation to a
12   V, 30 |      Therefore, too, there is no definite cause for an accident, but
13 VII, 1  |       because there is something definite which underlies them (i.e.
14 VII, 8  |            and is not a "this"-a definite thing; but the artist makes,
15 VII, 17 |        is why the matter is some definite thing; e.g. why are these
16 VII, 17 |         which the matter is some definite thing; and this is the substance
17 VIII, 3 |         a complete reality and a definite nature. And (4) as number
18  IX, 8  |         by potency not only that definite kind which is said to be
19   X, 2  |        then, in every class is a definite thing, and in no case is
20   X, 3  |        need not be other in some definite respect (for everything
21  XI, 12 |    change will be from something definite into some other definite
22  XI, 12 |         definite into some other definite thing; therefore it will
23 XII, 8  |        our thought may have some definite number to grasp; but, for
24 XIII, 3 |         qua possessed of certain definite qualities. For as there
25 XIII, 7 |         the indefinite 2 does, a definite 2.~Again, besides the 3-
26 XIII, 7 |        as they say, received the definite 2 and made two 2’s; for
27 XIII, 8 | explained without going beyond a definite number; e.g. the first,
28 XIII, 10|         but the actuality, being definite, deals with a definite object,
29 XIII, 10|     being definite, deals with a definite object, being a "this",
30 XIV, 1  |     similarly in gravity it is a definite weight; and in the same