Book, Paragraph

 1  IV, 4 |       same thing is a thousand times a man and a not-man, he
 2  IV, 5 |      But not even at different times does one sense disagree
 3   V, 15|   contains something else many times to that which is contained
 4   V, 15|        which is contained many times in something else, and that
 5   V, 15|        and that which is "many times as great" is in a numerical,
 6   V, 15|    number; that which is n+I/n times something else is in an
 7   V, 15|         as that which is "many times as great" is in an indefinite
 8 VII, 12|   thing more than once-as many times as there are differentiae.~
 9  IX, 3 |      people will be blind many times in the day-and deaf too.~
10   X, 2 |     earlier and Plato in later times), or there is, rather, an
11 XIV, 2 | certain quantity, and at other times the other categories), what
12 XIV, 6 |        the proportion of three times three, but it would do more
13 XIV, 6 |      parts to two", not "three times two". For in any multiplication