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 1   V, 15|       and in general that which contains something else many times
 2   V, 23|      disease.-(3) As that which contains holds the things contained;
 3   V, 26|    whole, and (2) that which so contains the things it contains that
 4   V, 26|       so contains the things it contains that they form a unity;
 5   V, 26|      whole in the sense that it contains many things by being predicated
 6 VII, 9 |         or from something which contains a art of it,-if we exclude
 7 VII, 11|         question of definitions contains some difficulty, and why
 8 VII, 11|      the essence of some things contains the parts of the thing defined,
 9 VII, 12| definition is the formula which contains the differentiae, or, according
10  IX, 1 |      acted on; it is because it contains a certain originative source,
11 XII, 10|      the nature of the universe contains the good, and the highest