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 1   V, 1 |   demonstrations. (Causes are spoken of in an equal number of
 2   V, 2 |    senses in which causes are spoken of, and as they are spoken
 3   V, 2 |    spoken of, and as they are spoken of in several senses it
 4   V, 2 | comparatively few. Causes are spoken of in many senses, and even
 5   V, 2 |      and proper causes may be spoken of in combination; e.g.
 6   V, 2 |      in number, while each is spoken of in two ways; for (A)
 7 VII, 8 |      said, that that which is spoken of as form or substance
 8 VII, 10|       the statue when this is spoken of in the sense of the form. (
 9 VII, 13|    About two of these we have spoken; both about the essence
10 VIII, 4|    should, since "causes" are spoken of in several senses, state
11  IX, 1 |      motion. But when we have spoken of this first kind, we shall
12   X, 6 | though knowledge is similarly spoken of as relative to the knowable,
13   X, 10|      kind.~Now so far we have spoken of the general terms themselves,
14 XIII, 4|  Ideas of all things that are spoken of universally, and it was