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 1   V, 24|        the fight.-(3) From the compound of matter and shape, as
 2   V, 24|       such case the whole is a compound of matter and shape,) for
 3 VII, 3 |     shape, and in a third, the compound of these. (By the matter
 4 VII, 3 |        of its form, and by the compound of these the statue, the
 5 VII, 3 |      will be prior also to the compound of both, for the same reason.~
 6 VII, 3 | substance. And so form and the compound of form and matter would
 7 VII, 4 |      e.g. "white man". Let the compound be denoted by "cloak". What
 8 VII, 10|       thing, form another, the compound of these a third, and both
 9 VII, 10|    matter and the form and the compound are substance even the matter
10 VII, 10|        the essence), or of the compound of the form and the matter,
11 VII, 11|       and man or animal is the compound of both taken universally;
12 VII, 13|        and the essence and the compound of these are called substance,
13 VII, 15|      prior to and parts of the compound; nay more, they can also
14 VII, 15|  elements are simpler than the compound), it will be further necessary
15 VII, 17|   infinity. But (2) if it is a compound, clearly it will be a compound
16 VII, 17| compound, clearly it will be a compound not of one but of more than
17 VIII, 3|     element in the whole nor a compound, but is the substance; but
18 XIV, 1 |      the dyad as an indefinite compound of great and small, say
19 XIV, 5 |      and from one contrary the compound is or has come to be. Again,
20 XIV, 5 |  present or not present in the compound the contrary destroys it,