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 1 III, 2 |          action, and all actions imply change? So in the case of
 2   V, 15|         that all these relations imply number, though not in the
 3   V, 15|       that are active or passive imply an active or a passive potency
 4   V, 15|          not. Of relations which imply potency some further imply
 5   V, 15|       imply potency some further imply particular periods of time,
 6   V, 15|     Further, some relative terms imply privation of potency, i.e. "
 7   V, 15| invisible".~Relative terms which imply number or potency, therefore,
 8 VII, 1 |         to be healthy", "to sit" imply that each of these things
 9 VII, 4 |    things are those which do not imply the predication of one element
10 VII, 4 |         for these are thought to imply not merely that the subject
11 VII, 7 |          does being made uniform imply? This or that. And this
12 VII, 7 |        made warm. What does this imply? Something else. And this
13 VII, 11|          mean one which does not imply the presence of something
14  IX, 4 |        will not be", which would imply that the things incapable
15  IX, 5 |         of this nature and which imply passivity.~Since that which
16  IX, 10|          are not (for that would imply change). It is possible,
17 XII, 1 |     subject of physics (for they imply movement); but the third