Book, Paragraph

 1 III, 4 |     the process has a limit or proceeds to infinity. Further, how
 2 III, 4 |      that, as some say, number proceeds from unity-itself and something
 3  IV, 4 |      water or to see a man, he proceeds to aim at these things;
 4  IV, 5 |        5~From the same opinion proceeds the doctrine of Protagoras,
 5   V, 4 |    from which its growth first proceeds. (3) The source from which
 6   V, 5 |       from which the syllogism proceeds cannot be otherwise.~Now
 7  VI, 2 |      is and from what cause it proceeds; for it will perhaps at
 8 VII, 3 |    more knowable. For learning proceeds for all in this way-through
 9 VII, 7 |       other making,-that which proceeds from the starting-point
10 VII, 7 |       thinking, and that which proceeds from the final step of the
11  IX, 9 | actuality; so that the potency proceeds from an actuality; and therefore
12  XI, 3 |     medical because the former proceeds from medical science, and
13 XII, 2 |      changeable. Now if change proceeds from opposites or from intermediates,
14 XII, 2 |        of non-being generation proceeds; for "non-being" has three
15 XIII, 3|      former. And mechanics too proceeds in the same way. Therefore
16 XIV, 2 |      from this that generation proceeds, man from that which is
17 XIV, 2 |     long and short (from which proceeds the line), broad and narrow (
18 XIV, 2 |   broad and narrow (from which proceeds the plane), deep and shallow (