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 1 VII, 4 |     meaning (for in that case all formulae or sets of words would be
 2 VII, 5 |    escapes our notice because our formulae are not accurate.). But
 3 VII, 10|        not. For in some cases the formulae of the parts are seen to
 4 VII, 10|       they are not present in the formulae. In one kind of formula,
 5 VII, 10|         without matter, and whose formulae are formulae of the form
 6 VII, 10|            and whose formulae are formulae of the form only, do not
 7 VII, 11|          mathematics, why are the formulae of the parts not parts of
 8 VII, 11|        the parts not parts of the formulae of the wholes; e.g. why
 9 VII, 13|          of the elements in their formulae is the substance of anything,
10 VII, 13|           the elements present in formulae exist apart.~If, then, we
11 VII, 15|        generation and destruction formulae are and are not; for it
12 VII, 15|        perception; and though the formulae remain in the soul unchanged,
13 VIII, 3| indivisible parts (for definitory formulae are not infinite), and number
14  IX, 1 |         well, so that even in the formulae of the latter the formulae
15  IX, 1 |        formulae of the latter the formulae of the prior kinds of potency