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 1 III, 2 |   general, do all substances fall under one science or under
 2  IV, 2 |    plurality and unity, must fall within the province of the
 3  IV, 2 |     stated by other thinkers fall entirely under these as
 4   V, 2 |     the causes now mentioned fall under four senses which
 5   V, 10| different of the things that fall under the same faculty, (
 6   V, 14|   movements. Virtue and vice fall among these modifications;
 7   X, 4 |       4) of the things which fall under the same faculty the
 8   X, 7 |      contraries which do not fall within a genus that we must
 9  XI, 2 |     substances would seem to fall beyond the bounds of probability.-
10  XI, 2 |      some of the things that fall under the principle are
11  XI, 2 |      are not the things that fall under the principle also
12  XI, 3 | various uses, being does not fall under one science (for the
13  XI, 3 | something common, being will fall under one science. The term
14  XI, 3 |      things of this sort can fall under one science, the difficulty
15  XI, 7 |     theoretical (for it must fall into some one of these classes).
16  XI, 7 |     a principle, we must not fall to observe how the natural
17 XII, 5 |      does so. (And these too fall under the above-named causes.
18 XIII, 9|   difficulty into which they fall. For they at the same time
19 XIV, 6 |   things that differed might fall under the same number. Therefore