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 1 III, 1 |        something apart from the concrete thing (by the concrete thing
 2 III, 1 |      the concrete thing (by the concrete thing I mean the matter
 3 III, 4 | something exists apart from the concrete thing, whenever something
 4 III, 4 |        be something besides the concrete thing, viz. the shape or
 5 III, 4 |     individuals, and how is the concrete thing these two elements?~(
 6   V, 11|    whole, and the matter to the concrete substance, but in complete
 7 VII, 3 |        of these the statue, the concrete whole.) Therefore if the
 8 VII, 8 |        is not produced, but the concrete thing which gets its name
 9 VII, 9 |       it comes to be, it is its concrete unity that comes to be (
10 VII, 10|         bronze is a part of the concrete statue, but not of the statue
11 VII, 10|      and these are parts of the concrete thing, but not also of the
12 VII, 10|   formula does not refer to the concrete object. For it is for this
13 VII, 10|     principles and parts of the concrete things, while of the form
14 VII, 10|         or some of them, to the concrete "animal", and so too with
15 VII, 10|       not the substance but the concrete thing that is divided into
16 VII, 10|   matter:-this being so, to the concrete thing these are in a sense
17 VII, 10|         But when we come to the concrete thing, e.g. this circle,
18 VII, 11|         to the form, but to the concrete thing. Yet if this is not
19 VII, 11|       soul, and others mean the concrete thing), but if "Socrates"
20 VII, 11|       in that sense, but of the concrete substance; but of this there
21 VII, 11|        the matter the so-called concrete substance is derived; e.g.
22 VII, 11|          snubness"); but in the concrete substance, e.g. a snub nose
23 VII, 15|  substance is of two kinds, the concrete thing and the formula (I
24   X, 3 |  difference in respect of their concrete substance, they are the
25   X, 9 |      man consist are other. The concrete thing is other, but not
26  XI, 2 |         anything apart from the concrete thing (by which I mean the
27 XII, 3 |     this" exists apart from the concrete thing, it is only in the
28 XIII, 2|        is always along with the concrete thing; and by the concrete
29 XIII, 2|      concrete thing; and by the concrete thing I mean the pale man.
30 XIII, 8|        form, are prior; for the concrete thing is nearer to the form