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 1 VII, 10|    prior to the whole, and the acute angle is a part of the right
 2 VII, 10|        part of the animal, the acute angle will be prior to the
 3 VII, 10|     include the formula of the acute, but the formula of the
 4 VII, 10|         but the formula of the acute includes that of the right
 5 VII, 10|         for he who defines the acute uses the right angle; for
 6 VII, 10|       the right angle; for the acute is "less than a right angle".
 7 XIII, 8|    right angle is prior to the acute, because it is determinate
 8 XIII, 8| definition; but in a sense the acute is prior, because it is
 9 XIII, 8|    right angle is divided into acute angles. As matter, then,
10 XIII, 8|   angles. As matter, then, the acute angle and the element and
11 XIII, 8|     thought to be prior to the acute, and the acute to the right,
12 XIII, 8|    prior to the acute, and the acute to the right, and each is