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 1 III, 2 | self-dependent substances has been explained in our first remarks about
 2  IV, 2 |            the sense that they are explained by the same definition (
 3  IV, 5 |       peculiar sense which we have explained; and therefore, while they
 4   V, 7 |          not yet potential must be explained elsewhere.~
 5   V, 30|         the other sort is. This is explained elsewhere.~
 6 VII, 5 |     attribute, and which cannot be explained without this; e.g. white
 7 VII, 5 |            this; e.g. white can be explained apart from man, but not
 8 VII, 6 |           it successfully. We have explained, then, in what sense each
 9 VII, 8 |           to this has already been explained), and since something is
10 VII, 10|           in formula the parts are explained by reference to them, and
11 VIII, 3|         But it has been proved and explained elsewhere that no one makes
12 VIII, 3|            the sense which we have explained, and not, as some say, by
13  IX, 7 |         actual is, may be taken as explained by these and similar considerations.
14 XIII, 8|            and all such things are explained without going beyond a definite
15 XIII, 9|         figures and such things be explained?). And (ii) the same happens