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 1   V, 12|          capable" or "possible" involve no reference to potency.
 2   V, 12|   potency. But the senses which involve a reference to potency all
 3   V, 16|         or in some way or other involve a reference to the things
 4 VII, 10|       those things which do not involve matter but are without matter,
 5  IX, 1 |        for all will be found to involve the concept of substance,
 6  IX, 1 |    extend beyond the cases that involve a reference to motion. But
 7  IX, 5 |     formula and their potencies involve such a formula, while other
 8   X, 7 |           Now contraries do not involve one another in their composition,
 9  XI, 1 |      kind are the subjects that involve difficulties.~
10 XIV, 1 | generated from their contraries involve an underlying subject; a