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 1 III, 5 |             in the cube as something determinate; therefore the surface is
 2 III, 6 |              principles of things be determinate in number, but only in kind:-
 3  IV, 6 |           denial of a predicate to a determinate genus. If, then, it is impossible
 4  VI, 2 |         results there corresponds no determinate art nor faculty; for of
 5   X, 4 |         either in general or in some determinate way, either that which is
 6   X, 4 | contradiction or incapacity which is determinate or taken along with the
 7   X, 10|       contraries (for privation is a determinate incapacity), the perishable
 8  XI, 6 |              quality, and this is of determinate nature, though quantity
 9  XI, 7 |         sciences deals with some one determinate class of things, but universal
10  XI, 12|          rest), and, further, into a determinate change each time; and that
11 XIII, 8|             the acute, because it is determinate and in virtue of its definition;