Book, Paragraph

 1 III, 2 |   health-itself, with no further qualification,-a procedure like that of
 2  IV, 6 |         relation and one without qualification.~
 3   V, 9 |      statements are made without qualification. For "Socrates" and "musical
 4 VII, 1 |      qualified sense but without qualification, must be substance.~Now
 5 VII, 3 |         and make what is without qualification good good for each, so it
 6 VII, 3 |         what is knowable without qualification, passing, as has been said,
 7 VII, 7 |        we should not say without qualification, if we looked at the matter
 8 VIII, 1|       destroyed, and is, without qualification, capable of separate existence;
 9 VIII, 6|       have no matter are without qualification essentially unities.~
10  IX, 5 |         able to act. (To add the qualification "if nothing external prevents
11  IX, 6 |   something else, either without qualification or in some particular way,
12  IX, 6 |      also truly asserted without qualification; for the seen is so called
13   X, 6 |     first plurality. But without qualification two is few; for it is first
14  XI, 11|         others are said, without qualification, to change, because something
15 XII, 5 |    principle of ba taken without qualification.~Further, if the causes
16 XIII, 2| therefore do not "exist" without qualification. For "exist" has many senses.~
17 XIII, 3|        it is true to say without qualification that not only things which
18 XIII, 3|         true also to say without qualification that the objects of mathematics
19 XIII, 3|      other sciences too, without qualification, that they deal with such
20 XIII, 8|        are Ideas, either without qualification or as identified with certain