Book, Paragraph

 1  IV, 4 |      right, one who is in this condition will not be able either
 2  IV, 5 |     that when men change their condition they change their knowledge;~
 3   V, 2 | another (e.g. exercise of good condition, and the latter of exercise;
 4   V, 5 |       that without which, as a condition, a thing cannot live; e.g.
 5  VI, 1 |    cause of health and of good condition, and the objects of mathematics
 6  VI, 3 |      day die; for already some condition has come into existence,
 7 VII, 4 |      kind of formula; and this condition is satisfied if it is a
 8  IX, 4 |        is not possible on this condition, and B will not be related
 9  IX, 7 |    external hinders, while the condition on the other side-viz. in
10  XI, 6 |       they are not in the same condition as when they were well,
11  XI, 8 |        to the already existing condition. Therefore since this exists,
12  XI, 12| something. How, then, can this condition be fulfilled? There can