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 1  II, 2 |        a man of science in the making, and this is what is meant
 2 III, 2 |         nor are the Platonists making the Forms anything other
 3   V, 2 |      things; let us take it as making no difference whether we
 4   V, 20|        between them there is a making; so too between him who
 5   V, 26|        one single thing, or as making up the unity between them.
 6  VI, 1 | starting from the essence-some making it plain to the senses,
 7 VII, 7 |   towards health, is called a "making". Therefore it follows that
 8 VII, 7 |  called thinking and the other making,-that which proceeds from
 9 VII, 7 |        step of the thinking is making. And each of the other,
10 VII, 7 |        it is, which starts the making, for the man who makes by
11 VII, 8 |      way, and the processes of making will regress to infinity.
12 VII, 8 |    begetter is adequate to the making of the product and to the
13 VII, 9 |  governs the production in the making and producing of any work
14 VII, 9 |    some one who has the art of making them, while others will;
15  IX, 3 |      moving, or of standing or making to stand, or of being or
16  IX, 6 |   parts themselves when one is making them thin are in movement
17  IX, 6 |       cease, as the process of making thin ceases: but, as things
18  IX, 9 |         and therefore it is by making constructions that people
19 XIII, 8|     view has to spin it out by making suppositions peculiar to
20 XIV, 1 |        contraries matter, some making the unequal which they take
21 XIV, 1 |        for the One, and others making plurality matter for the
22 XIV, 3 |      other element, he will be making his elements rather many.
23 XIV, 4 |      attribute, but from their making the one a principle-and
24 XIV, 6 |         as some describe them, making them causes of nature, seem,