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 1   V, 15 |          something else is in an indefinite relation to that something,
 2   V, 15 |         times as great" is in an indefinite relation to 1; the relation
 3   V, 15 |    exceeded is numerically quite indefinite; for number is always commensurate,
 4   V, 15 |      more; and this something is indefinite; for it can, indifferently,
 5   V, 30 |          a chance cause, i.e. an indefinite one. Going to Aegina was
 6 VII, 11 |          its matter, for this is indefinite, but there is a formula
 7   X, 1  |          and doubtless also "the indefinite" or something else of the
 8   X, 2  |          is air, and another the indefinite.~If, then, no universal
 9  XI, 8  |         causes are unordered and indefinite.~Adaptation to an end is
10  XI, 9  |          thought to be something indefinite, and the principles in one
11  XI, 9  |       columns of contraries" are indefinite because they are privative,
12  XI, 9  |        movement is thought to be indefinite is that it cannot be classed
13 XIII, 7 |         comes from the 1 and the indefinite dyad, and the principles
14 XIII, 7 |       immediately from 1 and the indefinite dyad, and be followed by
15 XIII, 7 |         from the first 2 and the indefinite which makes it two 2’s other
16 XIII, 7 |       other element cannot be an indefinite 2; for it generates one
17 XIII, 7 |  generates one unit, not, as the indefinite 2 does, a definite 2.~Again,
18 XIII, 7 |     there must, if the 1 and the indefinite dyad are to be the elements.
19 XIII, 7 |          any chance 2’s; for the indefinite as they say, received the
20 XIII, 7 |    numbers be generated from the indefinite dyad, nor can a number be
21 XIII, 8 |         what, then? Not from the indefinite dyad, for its function was
22 XIII, 9 |    number out of the one and the indefinite dyad. For the one view generates
23 XIII, 10|         as matter, universal and indefinite, deals with the universal
24 XIII, 10|     deals with the universal and indefinite; but the actuality, being
25 XIV, 1  |        thing, and the dyad as an indefinite compound of great and small,
26 XIV, 2  |          acts with the One as an indefinite dyad, and object to "the
27 XIV, 2  |         are many. For surely the indefinite dyad or "the great and the
28 XIV, 3  | generated except from one and an indefinite dyad.~All this is absurd,
29 XIV, 5  |   complete always comes from the indefinite and incomplete-which is