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 1 III, 1 |         kind or there are several classes of substances, as is supposed
 2 III, 2 |       attributes of each of these classes (the attributes about which
 3 III, 2 |         so with each of the other classes of things; so that since
 4  IV, 7 |        destruction.-Again, in all classes in which the negation of
 5   V, 2 |        the saucer, and so are the classes which include these. (2)
 6   V, 2 |           of the essence, and the classes which include this (e.g.
 7   V, 2 |     causes of the octave, and the classes that include any particular
 8   V, 2 |         accidental causes and the classes which include these; e.g.
 9   V, 2 |         to be Polyclitus; and the classes that include the accidental
10   V, 6 |        one is not the same in all classes. For here it is a quarter-tone,
11   V, 15|          senses, sometimes if the classes that include them are of
12   V, 16|         exceeded in their several classes and no part proper to them
13 VII, 9 |        applies to all the primary classes alike, i.e. quantity, quality,
14   X, 1 |            And hence in the other classes too "measure" means that
15   X, 2 |     argument applies to all other classes. Since, therefore, while
16   X, 5 |     combined, belong to different classes, so that the substratum
17   X, 7 |   Therefore also all the inferior classes, both the contraries and
18  XI, 7 |       fall into some one of these classes). And since each of the
19  XI, 8 | accidental is in neither of these classes.~Evidently there are not
20  XI, 9 |      people put movement in these classes is that it is thought to
21 XIII, 2|        that there will be various classes of mathematical numbers.~
22 XIII, 9|          occur with regard to the classes of things posterior to number,-
23 XIII, 9|  innumerable. For (i) geometrical classes are severed from one another,