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 1 III, 4 |   since his theory is of a low order, and an indivisible thing
 2   V, 5 |       medicine is necessary in order that we may be cured of
 3   V, 5 |      to Aegina is necessary in order that he may get his money.-(
 4   V, 6 | dimensions. And, reversing the order, that which is divisible
 5   V, 30|       a man, if he went not in order to get there, but because
 6 VII, 1 |       1) in definition, (2) in order of knowledge, (3) in time.
 7 VII, 12|       if we were to change the order of such definitions, e.g.
 8 VII, 12|     been said. But there is no order in the substance; for how
 9 VIII, 2|      or in inter-contact, i.e. order. But evidently there are
10  IX, 7 |        it must first change in order to become brass.)~It seems
11  IX, 8 |       this sense also, viz. in order of generation and of time,
12  IX, 8 |      For animals do not see in order that they may have sight,
13  XI, 2 |         for how is there to be order unless there is something
14  XI, 12|       after the beginning (the order being determined by position
15 XII, 8 |   second according to the same order as the movements of the
16 XII, 9 |     how it must be situated in order to have that character involves
17 XII, 10|       and by itself, or as the order of the parts. Probably in
18 XII, 10|      good is found both in its order and in its leader, and more
19 XII, 10|      he does not depend on the order but it depends on him. And
20 XII, 10|      be no first principle, no order, no becoming, no heavenly
21 XIII, 2|    spatial magnitude is in the order of generation prior, but
22 XIII, 2|   generation prior, but in the order of substance posterior,
23 XIII, 2|      which is posterior in the order of generation is prior in
24 XIII, 2|     generation is prior in the order of substantiality, the solid
25 XIII, 3|      chief forms of beauty are order and symmetry and definiteness,
26 XIII, 3|  degree. And since these (e.g. order and definiteness) are obviously