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 1  IV, 7 |      untrue, and there will be a middle between that which is and
 2   V, 3 |          proceed by means of one middle, are of this nature.~(2)
 3   V, 11|   determined by nature (e.g. the middle or the last place), or to
 4   V, 11|      leader and in the other the middle string is the beginning.~
 5   V, 26|      that have a beginning and a middle and an end, those to which
 6 VII, 6 |      same way identical with the middle term. But perhaps this might
 7   X, 7 |      contradictories admit of no middle term; for this is what contradiction
 8  XI, 10|          move either towards the middle or upwards, and the infinite
 9  XI, 10|         or part extreme and part middle? Further, every sensible
10  XI, 12| contradictories, and there is no middle term for contradictories,
11 XII, 8 |      circle which runs along the middle of the zodiac, and the third
12 XIII, 8|      that they give 1-itself the middle place in odd numbers. (b)
13 XIV, 6 |        such cases, e.g. that the middle strings are represented