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 1   V, 4 | nature is the primary mode of composition, or as Empedocles says:—~
 2 VII, 11|       to the universal in its composition.~Whether there is, apart
 3 VIII, 2|  characterized by the mode of composition of their matter, e.g. the
 4 VIII, 2|       in some cases it is the composition, in others the mixing, and
 5 VIII, 6|     and others say life is a "composition" or "connexion" of soul
 6 VIII, 6|        or a "connexion" or a "composition" of soul and health, and
 7 VIII, 6|      is a triangle will be a "composition" of bronze and triangle,
 8 VIII, 6|     thing is white will be a "composition" of surface and whiteness.
 9   X, 7 |  involve one another in their composition, and are therefore first
10 XIII, 5|   object by entering into its composition. But this argument, which
11 XIV, 6 |    from numbers because their composition is expressible by a number,