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 1   V, 3 |        reason what is small and simple and indivisible is called
 2   V, 3 |      each of them being one and simple is present in a plurality
 3   V, 5 |         and strict sense is the simple; for this does not admit
 4   V, 8 |        call "substance" (1) the simple bodies, i.e. earth and fire
 5   V, 9 |       the same as either of the simple ones and each of these is
 6  VI, 4 |   thought; while with regard to simple concepts and "whats" falsity
 7 VII, 4 |        subject; or instead of a simple formula we shall be able
 8 VII, 4 |        thing is" belongs in the simple sense to substance, but
 9 VII, 4 |         a thing is",-not in the simple sense, however, but just
10 VII, 4 |      does, primarily and in the simple sense to substance, and
11 VII, 4 |        also,-not essence in the simple sense, but the essence of
12 VII, 4 |      essence in the primary and simple sense belong to substances.
13 VII, 5 |       of the terms that are not simple but coupled will be definable.
14 VII, 6 |         the same as that of the simple terms. For the extreme terms
15 VII, 17| Evidently, then, in the case of simple terms no inquiry nor teaching
16 VIII, 1|     earth, water, air, &c., the simple bodies; second plants and
17   X, 1 |       and this is that which is simple either in quality or in
18   X, 1 |        know movement too by the simple movement and the quickest;
19  XI, 1 |         principle than the less simple, and the ultimate members
20  XI, 10|        neither be composite nor simple. For (a) it cannot be a
21  XI, 10| analysis is observed except the simple bodies), nor fire nor any
22  XI, 10|      the parts are infinite and simple, their places also are infinite
23  XI, 12|        the earlier; e.g. if the simple coming to be was once coming
24 XII, 2 |        respect of "thisness" is simple generation and destruction,
25 XII, 7 |        substance, that which is simple and exists actually. (The
26 XII, 7 |      actually. (The one and the simple are not the same; for "one"
27 XII, 7 |      one" means a measure, but "simple" means that the thing itself
28 XII, 8 |         we see that besides the simple spatial movement of the
29 XIV, 1 |         in respect of substance simple generation and destruction.