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 1 III, 1 |    must inquire, and also (5) whether our investigation
 2 III, 2 |   compounded out of them.~(5) Further, does our investigation
 3 III, 5 |                            5~(14) A question connected
 4  IV, 5 |                            5~From the same opinion proceeds
 5   V, 1 |    from abusive language. (5) That at whose will that
 6   V, 4 |   and others all of them.-(5) "Nature" means the essence
 7   V, 5 |                            5~We call "necessary" (1) (
 8   V, 10|   under the same faculty, (5) to the things whose difference
 9   V, 12|  in the case of passivity—(5) The states in virtue of
10   V, 18| wrong inference?"-Further (5) Kath’ d is used in reference
11   V, 18| man in virtue of himself.-(5) Whatever attributes belong
12   V, 24| else in these senses; but (5) others are so described
13 VII, 5 |                            5~It is a difficult question,
14 VIII, 5|                            5~Since some things are and
15  IX, 5 |                            5~As all potencies are either
16   X, 5 |                            5~Since one thing has one
17  XI, 5 |                            5~There is a principle in
18 XII, 5 |                            5~Some things can exist apart
19 XIII, 5|                            5~Above all one might discuss
20 XIII, 7|   before the numbers 4 and 5 exist.-Now none of these
21 XIII, 7|    both of them and of two 5’s. But since the 10-itself
22 XIII, 7| nor composed of any chance 5’s—or, for that matter, units—
23 XIII, 7|   differ, neither will the 5’s of which the 10 consists
24 XIII, 7|     will there be no other 5’s in the 10 but only these
25 XIII, 8|    odd implied 3 how would 5 be odd? Again, spatial magnitudes
26 XIV, 5 |                            5~If, then, it is equally