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 1 III, 3 |          the proofs of which are implied in the proofs of the others,
 2  IV, 2 |          the sense that they are implied in one another as principle
 3  IV, 2 |   present over and above what is implied in negation; for negation
 4   V, 3 | demonstrations, each of which is implied in many demonstrations,
 5 VII, 1 |         or individual), which is implied in such a predicate; for
 6 VII, 14|       them, what is the relation implied when one says the animal
 7  IX, 1 |         all these definitions is implied the formula if potency in
 8  IX, 1 |     kinds of potency are somehow implied.~Obviously, then, in a sense
 9  IX, 2 |         having it done to one is implied in that of doing it or having
10  IX, 2 |         the latter is not always implied in the former: for he who
11  IX, 10|          be true or false, it is implied that the fact is eternal.~
12 XIII, 8|       odd with 1; for if the odd implied 3 how would 5 be odd? Again,
13 XIII, 9|          principles of these are implied in one another in such a
14 XIII, 9|       the solid, they either are implied in one another or not, so