Book, Paragraph

 1 III, 3 |  according to which things are named is to get the knowledge
 2  IV, 2 |  contraries of the concepts we named above, the other and the
 3  IV, 2 |  province of the science above named. And contrariety is one
 4  IV, 2 |   attributes, both those above named and the concepts "prior"
 5  IV, 6 |      those who for the reasons named some time ago say that what
 6 VIII, 2|      of the attributes we have named. And so, of the people who
 7  XI, 3 |     studies the things we have named, in so far as they are being.
 8  XI, 7 |      these themselves the last named is best; for it deals with
 9  XI, 11|        of change are the three named above, and of these those
10 XII, 8 |       apart from these we have named, but this must be the number
11 XIII, 6|        like the first that was named, one like that which the
12 XIII, 6|         and that which we have named last must be a third kind.~
13 XIII, 7|   numbers after which they are named when we count them; e.g.
14 XIII, 8| difficulties than those before named, but in another way has