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 1  IV, 4 |   has more of any quality is nearer the norm, there must be
 2  IV, 4 |    to which the more true is nearer. And even if there is not,
 3   V, 2 |      some are more remote or nearer than others, as, for instance,
 4   V, 11|      class) because they are nearer some beginning determined
 5   V, 11|    in place because they are nearer either to some place determined
 6   V, 11|    present), others by being nearer the present, i.e. in the
 7   V, 11|      point, because they are nearer the present).-Other things
 8   V, 11|  movement; for that which is nearer the first mover is prior (
 9 VII, 10|     supervenes; yet they are nearer the form than the bronze
10   X, 1 | something else which is even nearer to the meaning of the word "
11 XIII, 8|    for the concrete thing is nearer to the form and to what
12 XIII, 9| convinced would not come any nearer to conviction); regarding