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 1   V, 2 |      bronze is the cause of the statue and the silver of the saucer,
 2   V, 2 |        bronze are causes of the statue not in respect of anything
 3   V, 2 |        of anything else but qua statue; not, however, in the same
 4   V, 2 |        the sculptor" causes the statue, in another sense "Polyclitus"
 5   V, 2 |     animal"-is the cause of the statue, because Polyclitus is a
 6   V, 2 |       were called causes of the statue, and not only "Polyclitus"
 7   V, 2 |        called the cause of this statue or of a statue or in general
 8   V, 2 |    cause of this statue or of a statue or in general of an image,
 9   V, 4 |      said to be the nature of a statue and of bronze utensils,
10   V, 23|      bronze has the form of the statue, and the body has the disease.-(
11   V, 24|       water, but in a sense the statue comes from bronze.-(2) As
12   V, 24|    sense from that in which the statue comes from bronze; for the
13 VII, 3 |       the compound of these the statue, the concrete whole.) Therefore
14 VII, 7 |     that but "thaten"; e.g. the statue is not gold but golden.
15 VII, 7 |        which it comes, here the statue is not said to be wood but
16 VII, 7 |   matter carefully, even that a statue is produced from wood or
17 VII, 10|       is a part of the concrete statue, but not of the statue when
18 VII, 10| concrete statue, but not of the statue when this is spoken of in
19 VII, 10|          And therefore the clay statue is resolved into clay and
20 VII, 11|      and bronze or stone to the statue; and they reduce all things
21  IX, 6 |    potentially, for instance, a statue of Hermes is in the block
22  IX, 7 |        is not yet potentially a statue (for it must first change
23  XI, 9 |         bronze is potentially a statue; but yet it is not the complete