Book, Paragraph

 1  II, 1 |     bats are to the blaze of day, so is the reason in our
 2  II, 2 |      for it is thus that the day, too, comes from the morning-in
 3  II, 2 | morning cannot come from the day); but changes of the other
 4   V, 24|  time, e.g. night comes from day and storm from fine weather,
 5  VI, 2 |      not happen, e.g.’on the day of new moon’; for even that
 6  VI, 2 |    that which happens on the day of new moon happens then
 7  VI, 3 |  that he who lives shall one day die; for already some condition
 8 VIII, 5|     from wine, as night from day. And all the things which
 9  XI, 12| succeed "two", nor the first day of the month the second.
10 XII, 1 |      thinkers of the present day tend to rank universals
11 XII, 4 |   black, and surface, and in day and night they are light,
12 XIV, 2 |  existing as that which is a day old; if this is capable
13 XIV, 4 |      thinkers of the present day, who answer the question