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 1 III, 2 |       there will have to be an underlying kind, and some of them must
 2 III, 4 |      that they have some other underlying nature. For some people
 3  IV, 2 |      there is also employed an underlying nature of which the privation
 4 VIII, 2|      substance which exists as underlying and as matter is generally
 5 VIII, 2| difference between things; the underlying body, the matter, is one
 6   X, 2 |        or there is, rather, an underlying nature and the one should
 7  XI, 4 |   these, only in so far as the underlying subjects are existent, and
 8  XI, 12|         there must be a matter underlying that which comes to be and
 9 XII, 2 |        there must be something underlying which changes into the contrary
10 XIV, 1 |    their contraries involve an underlying subject; a subject, then,
11 XIV, 1 |       every case there is some underlying thing with a distinct nature