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 1  II, 2 |             man for instance being acted on by air, air by the sun,
 2   V, 14|        things in motion act or are acted on well or badly; for that
 3   V, 15|           his son; for the one has acted and the other has been acted
 4   V, 15|       acted and the other has been acted on in a certain way. Further,
 5  IX, 1 |         kind is a potency of being acted on, i.e. the originative
 6  IX, 1 |          source, in the very thing acted on, of its being passively
 7  IX, 1 |          of merely acting or being acted on, or of acting or being
 8  IX, 1 |          on, or of acting or being acted on well, so that even in
 9  IX, 1 |     potency of acting and of being acted on is one (for a thing may
10  IX, 1 |           because it can itself be acted on or because something
11  IX, 1 |      because something else can be acted on by it), but in a sense
12  IX, 1 |            the one is in the thing acted on; it is because it contains
13  IX, 1 | originative source, that the thing acted on is acted on, and one
14  IX, 1 |         that the thing acted on is acted on, and one thing by one,
15  IX, 1 |        organic unity, it cannot be acted on by itself; for it is
16  IX, 5 |          must act and the other be acted on, but with the former
17  IX, 7 |            if nothing in the thing acted on-i.e. in the matter-prevents
18   X, 9 |            female or male by being acted on in a certain way. We
19  XI, 12|             place, acting or being acted on, relation, quantity,
20  XI, 12|        which a thing is said to be acted on or to be incapable of
21  XI, 12|           to be incapable of being acted on. The immobile is either