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 1  IV, 2 |   privation (for we either say simply that that thing is not present,
 2  IV, 4 |     when one asks the question simply, he adds the contradictories,
 3   V, 2 |       as combined, or as taken simply; and (B) all may be taken
 4  VI, 1 |       this, but not into being simply nor qua being, nor do they
 5 VII, 4 |      is which is not is-not is simply, but is non-existent; so
 6 VII, 10|    question cannot be answered simply. For if even bare soul is
 7 VII, 10|  question must not be answered simply. If, however, the soul is
 8 VII, 11|  Socrates" or "Coriscus" means simply this particular soul and
 9 VII, 12|     whether it includes few or simply two; and of the two the
10 VII, 14|      animal", whose essence is simply animality, exist apart from
11   X, 4 | described; in one case we mean simply that the thing has suffered
12  XI, 6 | measure of all things, meaning simply that that which seems to
13  XI, 12|       be; therefore that which simply comes to be something was