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 1  IV, 4 |             is a single proposition opposite to the former.~Again, either
 2  IV, 4 |      indisputable and knowable, the opposite assertion will be more knowable.
 3   V, 6 |             though distinguished by opposite differentiae-these too are
 4   V, 6 |            many" will have meanings opposite to those of "one"; some
 5   V, 9 |        general "other" has meanings opposite to those of "the same".~"
 6   V, 9 |          The senses of "unlike" are opposite to those of "like".~
 7   V, 10|                        10~The term "opposite" is applied to contradictories,
 8   V, 10|            has the various meanings opposite to these.~
 9   V, 12|             of capacity there is an opposite incapacity-both to that
10  VI, 4 |             false judgement has the opposite of this allocation; it is
11 VII, 7 |     substance of a privation is the opposite substance, e.g. health is
12 VIII, 1|           substance; for in all the opposite changes that occur there
13 VIII, 2|             not being will mean the opposite.~It is clear, then, from
14  IX, 8 |          same time a potency of the opposite; for, while that which is
15  IX, 8 | non-rational potencies will produce opposite results by their presence
16   X, 3 |           other in one sense is the opposite of the same (so that everything
17   X, 5 |         together, the equal will be opposite to both (and the difficulty
18   X, 7 |        between things which are not opposite; for then there would be
19   X, 7 |       change which was not from one opposite towards the other). Of opposites,
20   X, 10|           another imperishable, are opposite, so that the things must
21  XI, 5 |            the man who asserts that opposite statements can be truly
22  XI, 5 |      assumed to be possible to make opposite statements equally truly.
23  XI, 5 |          forced him to confess that opposite statements can never be
24  XI, 6 |           the contents of all other opposite statements are true, because
25  XI, 12|            therefore it will be the opposite change, that of growing
26 XIV, 2 |             also why in seeking the opposite of being and the one, from