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 1 III, 2 |     these sciences or by one compounded out of them.~(5) Further,
 2 III, 3 |    parts of which bodies are compounded and consist are principles;
 3  IV, 4 |      as a single proposition compounded out of two, the latter also
 4 VII, 3 |   than matter. The substance compounded of both, i.e. of matter
 5 VII, 5 |       and snubness, which is compounded out of the two by the presence
 6 VII, 17| inquiry.~Since that which is compounded out of something so that
 7  IX, 10|     so as to "be" when it is compounded, and not to "be" if it is
 8   X, 7 |       But there is something compounded out of the contraries, so
 9   X, 7 |     and less than another is compounded somehow out of the things
10   X, 7 |    all intermediates must be compounded out of the contraries. Therefore
11   X, 7 | their intermediates, will be compounded out of the primary contraries.
12   X, 7 |      contraries, and (3) all compounded out of the contraries.~
13 XIII, 2|  those whose definitions are compounded out of their definitions;