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 1   V, 12|       something and are in some positive state.~"Potency" having
 2   V, 12|        capable both by having a positive habit and principle, and
 3 VIII, 1|       respect of a privation of positive character. And in this change
 4 VIII, 5|         of one in virtue of its positive state and its form, and
 5 VIII, 5|         of the privation of its positive state and the corruption
 6  IX, 2 |        it applies rather to the positive fact. Therefore such sciences
 7  IX, 2 |      this is the removal of the positive term. Now since contraries
 8  IX, 5 |       are barred by some of the positive qualifications.) And so
 9   X, 4 |     contrariety is that between positive state and privation-not
10  XI, 9 |          for one kind of it is "positive form", and the other is "
11  XI, 11|     changes changes either from positive into positive, or from negative
12  XI, 11|       either from positive into positive, or from negative into negative,
13  XI, 11| negative into negative, or from positive into negative, or from negative
14  XI, 11| negative, or from negative into positive. (By positive I mean that
15  XI, 11|     negative into positive. (By positive I mean that which is expressed
16  XI, 11|      from the negative into the positive which is its contradictory
17  XI, 11| generation; and the change from positive to negative is destruction-absolute
18  XI, 11|       that only the change from positive into positive is movement.
19  XI, 11|       change from positive into positive is movement. And the positives
20 XII, 3 |    nature, which is a "this" or positive state towards which movement