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 1  IV, 5 |       something by which it is generated, and this process cannot
 2  VI, 3 |       being in course of being generated or destroyed, is obvious.
 3  VI, 3 |      since that which is being generated or destroyed must have a
 4 VII, 8 |    that in everything which is generated matter is present, and one
 5 VII, 15|      the being of house is not generated, but only the being of this
 6 VIII, 1|      these two, which alone is generated and destroyed, and is, without
 7 VIII, 1|    something that is now being generated and again being destroyed,
 8 VIII, 3|        form and matter that is generated. Whether the substances
 9 VIII, 6|       case of things which are generated, the agent? For there is
10   X, 3 |   matter in common and are not generated out of each other (i.e.
11  XI, 11|       for that which is not is generated; for even if we admit to
12  XI, 11|    predicable of that which is generated absolutely). Similarly rest
13 XIII, 2|        For the dimension first generated is length, then comes breadth,
14 XIII, 7|     the units in the ideal are generated at the same time, whether,
15 XIII, 7|    being so, numbers cannot be generated as they generate them, from
16 XIII, 7|    those in the 8 and as the 2 generated them, they generated the
17 XIII, 7|     the 2 generated them, they generated the 4’s in the 8-itself.
18 XIII, 7|    neither will the numbers be generated from the indefinite dyad,
19 XIV, 1 |       But all things which are generated from their contraries involve
20 XIV, 1 |        according to both it is generated by the essence of the One.)
21 XIV, 2 |        the things that are are generated from or resolved into. But
22 XIV, 2 |      is some one thing that is generated or many.~The question evidently
23 XIV, 2 |        for the things that are generated are numbers and lines and
24 XIV, 3 |    according to him, cannot be generated except from one and an indefinite
25 XIV, 5 | elements? Only things that are generated can come from elements which