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 1  VI, 1 |  inquiry is but idle. Of things defined, i.e. of "whats", some are
 2  VI, 1 |        for none of these can be defined without reference to movement-they
 3 VII, 4 |  because the term that is being defined is combined with another
 4 VII, 5 |         e.g. the qualitative is defined thus, and so is the odd,
 5 VII, 5 |       the odd, for it cannot be defined apart from number; nor can
 6 VII, 5 |       number; nor can female be defined apart from animal. (When
 7 VII, 10| relation; for the semicircle is defined by the circle; and so is
 8 VII, 11| contains the parts of the thing defined, while that of others does
 9 VII, 13|   primarily, substance that can defined; yet now it seems that not
10 VII, 15|     something besides the thing defined; e.g. if one were defining
11 VIII, 2|    being of some things will be defined by all these qualities,
12 VIII, 3|       that the "what" cannot be defined (for the definition so called
13 VIII, 3|        kind of substance can be defined and formulated, i.e. the
14 VIII, 3|         this consists cannot be defined, since a definitory formula
15  IX, 6 |     unwrought. Let actuality be defined by one member of this antithesis,
16   X, 4 |   contraries have their subject defined, others have not. Therefore
17 XIII, 4|  subject to a small extent, and defined, after a fashion, the hot