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 1  II, 1 |     former.~It is right also that philosophy should be called knowledge
 2  IV, 2 |        there are as many parts of philosophy as there are kinds of substance,
 3  IV, 2 | necessarily be among them a first philosophy and one which follows this.
 4  IV, 2 |          by leaving the sphere of philosophy, but by forgetting that
 5  IV, 2 |       because these are proper to philosophy.-For sophistic and dialectic
 6  IV, 2 |           same class of things as philosophy, but this differs from dialectic
 7  IV, 2 |          is merely critical where philosophy claims to know, and sophistic
 8  IV, 2 |   sophistic is what appears to be philosophy but is not.~Again, in the
 9  IV, 5 |         natural that beginners in philosophy should lose heart? For to
10  VI, 1 |        the question whether first philosophy is universal, or deals with
11  VI, 1 |           prior and must be first philosophy, and universal in this way,
12 VII, 11|           physics, i.e. of second philosophy; for the physicist must
13  XI, 1 |       remains then that it is the philosophy which we have set before
14  XI, 3 |          of no other science than philosophy to investigate; for to physics
15  XI, 4 |          be the business of first philosophy to examine the principles
16  XI, 4 |          or three dimensions; but philosophy does not inquire about particular