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 1 III, 1 |  possible at the same time to assert and deny one and the same
 2 III, 2 |  substances, as those say who assert the existence both of the
 3 III, 4 |     the~Sphere,~And sprang to assert its rights as the time was
 4  IV, 4 |      we said, both themselves assert that it is possible for
 5  IV, 4 |       not necessary either to assert or to deny. For if it is
 6  IV, 4 |      equally possible also to assert all that it is possible
 7  IV, 4 |       will not be possible to assert and deny the same thing
 8  IV, 6 |    are, and (3) why people do assert this. Now since it is impossible
 9  IV, 8 |       to everything either to assert or to deny it, it is impossible
10  VI, 2 |  compulsion but that which we assert of things because they cannot
11 VII, 1 |      For it is this that some assert to be one, others more than
12 VII, 1 |       than one, and that some assert to be limited in number,
13 VII, 6 |  them-substances such as some assert the Ideas to be?-If the
14 VII, 11|        two". And of those who assert the Ideas some make "two"
15  XI, 2 |   from unity and from matter, assert that number is substance?
16  XI, 5 |   something, one cannot truly assert its contradictory.~Further,
17  XI, 6 |       time, as these thinkers assert they are.~And if the things
18 XII, 1 |     and this certain thinkers assert to be capable of existing
19 XII, 6 |  regarding the latter we must assert that it is necessary that
20 XIII, 3| motionless things), those who assert that the mathematical sciences
21 XIII, 9|    but the views of those who assert that there are other substances
22 XIV, 3 |       these reasons at least, assert the existence of number.