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 1  IV, 4 |   non-existent things speak or walk, as he does? Also all things
 2  IV, 4 |   position. For why does a man walk to Megara and not stay at
 3  IV, 4 | walking there? Why does he not walk early some morning into
 4   V, 2 |     walking. For "Why does one walk?" we say; "that one may
 5   V, 12|        of those who merely can walk or speak but not well or
 6   V, 12|      that they cannot speak or walk. So too (4) in the case
 7 VII, 1 | question whether the words "to walk", "to be healthy", "to sit"
 8  IX, 3 | capable of walking and yet not walk, or capable of not walking
 9  IX, 3 | capable of not walking and yet walk. And a thing is capable
10  XI, 11|        musical" may be said to walk, and others are said, without