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 1 III, 5 |         and fire and air, of which composite bodies consist, heat and
 2   V, 14|          certain quality, e.g. the composite numbers which are not in
 3   V, 24|         comes from bronze; for the composite substance comes from the
 4 VIII, 3|           whether a name means the composite substance, or the actuality
 5 VIII, 3|           house" is a sign for the composite thing, "a covering consisting
 6 VIII, 3|           and formulated, i.e. the composite kind, whether it be perceptible
 7  IX, 10|          thing of this sort is not composite, so as to "be" when it is
 8   X, 7 | intermediates also, therefore, are composite; for that which has more
 9  XI, 1 |     suppose these to be present in composite things. But it might be
10  XI, 10|            infinite can neither be composite nor simple. For (a) it cannot
11  XI, 10|             For (a) it cannot be a composite body, since the elements
12 XII, 3 |           not exist apart from the composite substance, e.g. the form
13 XII, 9 |           of the divine thought is composite; for if it were, thought
14 XII, 9 |           or rather the thought of composite beings, is in a certain
15 XIII, 7|            to be the Ideas will be composite, e.g. one might say that
16 XIII, 8|          Inasmuch as the number is composite, 1 is prior, but inasmuch
17 XIV, 2 |            consists of elements is composite. Since, then, even if a