Book, Paragraph

 1  IV, 4 | negations, and if the former is treated as a single proposition
 2   V, 9 |         of one thing when it is treated as more than one, ie. when
 3   V, 11|       is prior for knowledge is treated as also absolutely prior;
 4   V, 26|        is applied when they are treated as separate; "this total
 5 VII, 10|      and this particular matter treated as universal; and as regards
 6 VII, 12|        in so far as we have not treated of it in the Analytics;
 7  IX, 1 |                       1~WE have treated of that which is primarily
 8  IX, 6 |                 6~Since we have treated of the kind of potency which
 9   X, 6 |     then be few, whether few be treated here as singular or plural;
10 XII, 5 |     causes of substances may be treated as causes of all things
11 XII, 8 |         a problem which must be treated from the standpoint of that
12 XIII, 4|    Pythagoreans had before this treated of a few things, whose definitions-e.
13 XIII, 8|      the former standpoint they treated unity, their first principle,
14 XIII, 8|        again posterior, 2 being treated as a whole, a unity, and
15 XIII, 8|      seeking the universal they treated the unity which can be predicated
16 XIV, 2 |         unless a thing is to be treated as both a "this" and a general
17 XIV, 5 |     equal, number must be being treated as coming from contraries.