Book, Paragraph

 1 VII, 6 |      no other substances nor entities prior to them-substances
 2 VII, 6 |      be other substances and entities and Ideas besides those
 3 VII, 15|   And in the case of eternal entities this is even necessary,
 4  IX, 8 |      If, then, there are any entities or substances such as the
 5   X, 2 |       genera are not certain entities and substances separable
 6 XII, 7 |     exist among unchangeable entities is shown by the distinction
 7 XII, 7 |    exists among unchangeable entities though the former does not.
 8 XIII, 2|  things are such indivisible entities, or, without being so themselves,
 9 XIII, 2| themselves, have indivisible entities in them? The result will
10 XIII, 2|    the same; if the sensible entities are divided the others will
11 XIII, 2|   else not even the sensible entities can be divided.~But, again,
12 XIII, 2|    is not possible that such entities should exist separately.
13 XIII, 2|   impossible that the former entities should exist separate from
14 XIII, 2|    to exist thus as separate entities. For because they exist
15 XIII, 4|     some other and permanent entities, apart from those which
16 XIII, 8|  line, then the 2 &c.; these entities also extend only up to 10.~