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 1  II, 2 |       For neither can one thing proceed from another, as from matter,
 2  II, 2 | direction, so that water should proceed from fire, earth from water,
 3 III, 4 |        all things excepting God proceed from strife. At least he
 4 III, 4 |         yet how can a magnitude proceed from one such indivisible
 5 III, 4 |    evident how magnitudes could proceed either from the one and
 6  IV, 3 |       principle this is, let us proceed to say. It is, that the
 7  IV, 5 | Evidently, then, both doctrines proceed from the same way of thinking.
 8   V, 3 |      which have three terms and proceed by means of one middle,
 9   V, 28|     Ionians, because the former proceed from Hellen and the latter
10 VII, 7 |       makings". And all makings proceed either from art or from
11 VII, 7 |     inquire later, but from art proceed the things of which the
12 VIII, 6|        Clearly, then, if people proceed thus in their usual manner
13   X, 4 |        from the contraries, and proceed either from the form and
14   X, 4 |     extremes from which changes proceed that are contraries.~And
15 XII, 4 |     from the same elements will proceed relative terms and substances.
16 XIII, 7|    ideal number. For 2 will not proceed immediately from 1 and the
17 XIII, 7|    count thus – "1,2"-we do not proceed by adding to the given number;
18 XIV, 2 |         one the things that are proceed, they posited the relative
19 XIV, 2 |        many and few (from which proceed numbers), long and short (
20 XIV, 2 |         and shallow (from which proceed solids); and they speak