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 1 III, 4 |       inquire why and how the product will be sometimes a number
 2   V, 4 |       other cases; for when a product is made out of these materials,
 3 VII, 8 |     out of something. For the product will always have to be divisible,
 4 VII, 8 | adequate to the making of the product and to the causing of the
 5 VII, 9 |    and in which a part of the product is present,-some matter
 6 VII, 9 |   starting from a part of the product.~And it is clear also from
 7 VII, 9 |    said that in a sense every product of art is produced from
 8 VII, 9 |     the thing’s producing the product directly per se is a part
 9 VII, 9 |       per se is a part of the product. The heat in the movement
10 VIII, 4|     cause were different, the product would be so too.~When one
11  IX, 8 |       is seeing, and no other product besides this results from
12  IX, 8 |        but from some things a product follows (e.g. from the art
13  IX, 8 |  moved; but where there is no product apart from the actuality,
14  XI, 2 |  generate number as the first product from unity and from matter,
15  XI, 7 |       producer and not in the product, and is either an art or
16  XI, 10|      it consists, but no such product of analysis is observed
17 XII, 4 |   e.g. flesh or bone; for the product must be different from the
18 XIV, 5 |      still to be found in the product, and in another that they
19 XIV, 6 |       the same; therefore the product 1X2X3 must be measurable