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 1  IV, 7 |         negation of an attribute involves the assertion of its contrary,
 2   V, 15|       not because something else involves a reference to it; but (
 3   V, 15|  relative because something else involves a reference to it. For "
 4  VI, 1 |          ratiocinative or at all involves reasoning deals with causes
 5 VII, 10|       sense of "circle" in which involves matter. For "circle" is
 6 VII, 13|          reality. But our result involves a difficulty. If no substance
 7 VIII, 3|         only the substance which involves matter. Let this, then,
 8   X, 4 | induction. For every contrariety involves, as one of its terms, a
 9  XI, 1 |       principles; for that which involves another in its destruction
10  XI, 5 | understanding what his statement involves. But in any case if what
11 XII, 8 |        of the sun or of the moon involves, in either case, three spheres,
12 XII, 8 |        the motion of the planets involves, in each case, four spheres,
13 XII, 9 |     nature of the divine thought involves certain problems; for while
14 XII, 9 |     order to have that character involves difficulties. For if it
15 XIII, 9|         from a part of plurality involves many other objections; for (