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 1 III, 2 |       even such points as the following:-It is not reasonable that
 2 III, 4 |      Again, one might ask the following question also about the
 3   V, 18|    have several meanings. The following belong to a thing in virtue
 4  VI, 2 |    from arguments such as the following: things which are in another
 5 VII, 7 | produced as the result of the following train of thought:-since
 6 VII, 13|      is evident also from the following consideration. A substance
 7  IX, 9 |   potency is evident from the following argument. Everything of
 8  XI, 9 |       true, is plain from the following facts. When the "buildable",
 9  XI, 10|   things, is evident from the following argument. If the definition
10  XI, 10|     truth is evident from the following argument. The infinite can
11  XI, 12|       exist, and therefore no following term exist. Nothing, then,
12 XII, 5 | different, except that in the following senses the causes of all
13 XIII, 4|      which certain people, by following out the opinions held about