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 1  IV, 2 |        one science to investigate opposites, and plurality is opposed
 2  IV, 4 |      things are one, and not only opposites. But if this is impossible,
 3  IV, 7 |      there is no change except to opposites and to their intermediates. (
 4  IX, 8 |         with the potentiality for opposites, so that the continuity
 5  IX, 8 | discussion, are all potencies for opposites; for that which can move
 6   X, 5 |        extension from the case of opposites; for opposites alone cannot
 7   X, 5 |        the case of opposites; for opposites alone cannot be present
 8   X, 5 |          is always concerned with opposites, and we can ask "whether
 9   X, 5 |       phrase is a joint denial of opposites between which there is an
10   X, 7 |       intermediates stand between opposites of some kind; for only between
11   X, 7 |   opposite towards the other). Of opposites, contradictories admit of
12   X, 7 |         no intermediate. Of other opposites, some are relative, others
13   X, 8 |         all things are divided by opposites, and it has been proved
14  XI, 5 |         any other similar pair of opposites. About such matters there
15  XI, 5 |          prove to the asserter of opposites that he is wrong must get
16  XI, 9 |          any more than from their opposites. The reason why people put
17  XI, 12|       Since all change is between opposites, and these are either contraries
18 XII, 2 |           if change proceeds from opposites or from intermediates, and
19 XII, 2 |   intermediates, and not from all opposites (for the voice is not-white, (
20 XII, 7 |         one of the two columns of opposites is in itself the object