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 1  IV, 5 |  anything but only moved his finger, and criticized Heraclitus
 2 VII, 10|      the right angle and the finger a part of the animal, the
 3 VII, 10| prior to the right angle and finger to the man. But the latter
 4 VII, 10|    the circle; and so is the finger by the whole body, for a
 5 VII, 10|     by the whole body, for a finger is "such and such a part
 6 VII, 10|   the whole; for it is not a finger in any and every state that
 7 VII, 10|      every state that is the finger of a living thing, but a
 8 VII, 10|     living thing, but a dead finger is a finger only in name.
 9 VII, 10|       but a dead finger is a finger only in name. Some parts
10  XI, 6 |      to people who put their finger under their eye and make
11 XIV, 1 |       in spatial magnitude a finger or a foot or something of