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 1 III, 2|      for the demonstration must start from certain premisses and
 2  IV, 4|       man, as such, is from the start no better than a vegetable.
 3   V, 1|      thing from which one would start first, e.g a line or a road
 4 VII, 3|       in conduct our task is to start from what is good for each
 5 VII, 3|      each, so it is our task to start from what is more knowable
 6 VII, 3|       reality. But yet one must start from that which is barely
 7 VII, 4|                  4~Since at the start we distinguished the various
 8 VII, 6|         their essences from the start, since essence is substance?
 9 VII, 9|       thing is" that syllogisms start; and from it also we now
10 VII, 9|      processes of production to start.~Things which are formed
11  IX, 2| movement; so that the soul will start both processes from the
12   X, 4|      which happen to the matter start from the contraries, and
13  XI, 6|     pursuing the truth one must start from the things that are