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 1  II, 1  |    things if in virtue of it the similar quality belongs to the other
 2  II, 2  |       the case of the essence is similar. For in the case of intermediates,
 3 III, 4  |          others say it is air. A similar view is expressed by those
 4 III, 5  |          they come into being? A similar account may also be given
 5  IV, 2  |   discussion of the same and the similar and the other concepts of
 6   V, 3  |        of demonstrations, have a similar character; for the primary
 7   V, 6  |        same subject. The case is similar if the accident is predicated
 8   V, 6  |    animals), and indeed in a way similar to that in which the matter
 9   V, 23 |          Being in something" has similar and corresponding meanings
10  VI, 2  |   quantity, place, time, and any similar meanings which "being" may
11 VII, 7  | intermediate steps) by something similar which is a part of health;
12 VII, 8  |         And even these cases are similar; for that which would be
13 VII, 11 |      bronze. But the case is not similar; for an animal is something
14  IX, 6  |    infinite and the void and all similar things are said to exist
15  IX, 7  |        as explained by these and similar considerations. But we must
16  IX, 7  |     hinders the result. It is on similar terms that we have what
17   X, 1  |        spatial magnitudes reveal similar varieties of unit. Thus,
18   X, 2  |    Further, the position must be similar in all the kinds of unity.
19   X, 6  |                 6~We might raise similar questions about the one
20  XI, 3  |     thing is called healthy in a similar way; one thing because it
21  XI, 5  |       not be, or admit any other similar pair of opposites. About
22  XI, 9  |       the mover and the moved is similar.~
23 XII, 8  |         things consequent on and similar to these which we have mentioned.
24 XIII, 6 |     lines, planes, and solids is similar. For some think that those
25 XIII, 7 |        of animal-itself; but the similar and undifferentiated numbers
26 XIII, 7 |         these results and others similar to these follow of necessity.
27 XIII, 8 |         in identical numbers are similar), so that there will be
28 XIII, 9 |         the units in 2 is prior.~Similar difficulties occur with
29 XIII, 10|      goes, an infinite number of similar syllables. The statement