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 1   V, 14| indicate quality especially in living things, and among these
 2   V, 26|  single thing, because all are living things. But (b) the continuous
 3 VII, 10|     this is the substance of a living being) is their substance
 4 VII, 10|        that is the finger of a living thing, but a dead finger
 5 VII, 10|      soul is the animal or the living thing, or the soul of each
 6 VII, 16|   readily suppose the parts of living things and the parts of
 7 VIII, 2|        to shelter chattels and living beings", or something of
 8 VIII, 5|   produced from it), and why a living man is not said to be potentially
 9  IX, 5 |  former potencies must be in a living thing, while the latter
10  IX, 5 |      latter can be both in the living and in the lifeless; as
11  IX, 6 |        At the same time we are living well and have lived well,
12  IX, 6 |      it does not cease; we are living and have lived. Of these
13 XII, 7 |        therefore that God is a living being, eternal, most good,
14 XIII, 2|      as the lifeless is to the living.~Again, by virtue of what,
15 XIV, 1 |        the measure is perhaps "living being", and the number of
16 XIV, 1 |       them will be a number of living beings. If the things are "
17 XIV, 5 |       imitating the figures of living things with pebbles, as