Book, Paragraph

 1   V, 6 |       because the genus which underlies the differentiae is one (
 2   V, 28|      a kind; and this is what underlies the differentiae. Again (
 3 VII, 1 |      something definite which underlies them (i.e. the substance
 4 VII, 3 |       of this; for that which underlies a thing primarily is thought
 5 VII, 11|        i.e. in something that underlies it which acts as matter.)
 6 VII, 13|    which we have said that it underlies in two senses, either being
 7 VII, 13|    the way in which an animal underlies its attributes-or as the
 8 VII, 13|   attributes-or as the matter underlies the complete reality. The
 9 VIII, 1|      there is something which underlies the changes, e.g. in respect
10 VIII, 1|      being destroyed, and now underlies the process as a "this"
11 VIII, 1| process as a "this" and again underlies it in respect of a privation
12  XI, 9 |     the same-it is that which underlies and is healthy or diseased,
13 XII, 10|      for the one matter which underlies any pair of contraries is
14 XIV, 2 |      elements are matter that underlies substance, no eternal substance