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 1  II, 2 |   final cause, but those who maintain the infinite series eliminate
 2 III, 4 |    and if they taste them to maintain their existence, how can
 3 III, 4 |     no one has even tried to maintain different principles; they
 4 III, 4 |   different principles; they maintain the same principles for
 5 III, 6 |  objects-others such as some maintain the Forms to be, there will
 6  IV, 4 |      say what principle they maintain to be more self-evident
 7  IV, 4 |     so too.~Those, then, who maintain this view are driven to
 8  IV, 4 | neither any one of those who maintain this view nor any one else
 9  IV, 5 |     nature of truth, we must maintain that not everything which
10 VII, 8 |      the sense in which some maintain the existence of the Forms,
11 VII, 12|     one" and a "this", as we maintain.~We must first inquire about
12 VII, 14|      the sense in which some maintain their existence.~
13  IX, 3 |    of this view will have to maintain the doctrine of Protagoras.
14   X, 10| cannot be Forms such as some maintain, for then one man would
15  XI, 3 |      all such cases one must maintain that the privation is not
16  XI, 6 | other such qualities. For to maintain the view we are opposing
17 XIV, 2 |   does he who says it exists maintain that it is the cause of
18 XIV, 3 |      of the sciences. But we maintain that they are, as we said
19 XIV, 3 |    would exist for those who maintain the existence of the objects
20 XIV, 4 |      principle. Of those who maintain the existence of the unchangeable