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 1  IV, 2|   another in the sense that it produces it, another in the sense
 2  VI, 2|     For on the one hand he who produces a house does not produce
 3  VI, 2|   animal. And that the builder produces health is an accident, because
 4 VII, 7|         and this the physician produces by rubbing). Warmth in the
 5 VII, 7|      and this, viz. that which produces the part of health, is the
 6 VII, 9|        another substance which produces it, e.g. an animal if an
 7  IX, 2|     but one non-rational power produces one effect; e.g. the hot
 8  IX, 2| therefore, while the wholesome produces only health and the calorific
 9  IX, 2|       cold, the scientific man produces both the contrary effects.
10 XII, 7|         The final cause, then, produces motion as being loved, but
11 XII, 7|       and this the first mover produces. The first mover, then,
12 XII, 7|        and indivisible (for it produces movement through infinite
13 XII, 8|    itself or accidentally, but produces the primary eternal and
14 XII, 8|        and unmovable substance produces, there are other spatial
15 XIV, 5| complete; for it is a man that produces a man, and the seed is not