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 1  II, 1 |    been no Timotheus. The same holds good of those who have expressed
 2  IV, 2 |     one, we must say that this holds good also of the same and
 3  IV, 4 |        a man.~The same account holds good with regard to "not
 4   V, 23|         As that which contains holds the things contained; for
 5   V, 23|    e.g. we say that the vessel holds the liquid and the city
 6   V, 23|        the liquid and the city holds men and the ship sailors;
 7   V, 23|      and so too that the whole holds the parts.-(4) That which
 8   V, 23|       this way also that which holds things together is said
 9   V, 23|     said to hold the things it holds together, since they would
10  IX, 8 |      in its form. And the same holds good in all cases, even
11  IX, 10| accidental sense; and the same holds good regarding non-composite
12   X, 10|        thing. The same account holds good for imperishableness