Book, Paragraph

 1  IV, 5 | everything which appears is true; firstly, because even if sensation-at
 2   V, 11|        various senses of "being", firstly the subject is prior, so
 3 VII, 6 |         being-itself, there will, firstly, be other substances and
 4 VII, 13|          name of a substance. For firstly the substance of each thing
 5  IX, 8 |          prior in substantiality; firstly, (a) because the things
 6  IX, 10|           non-being" are employed firstly with reference to the categories,
 7  XI, 2 |      principles, being and unity, firstly, if each of these does not
 8  XI, 9 |          define it otherwise. For firstly one cannot put it in any
 9  XI, 10|       parts are unlike also, and, firstly, the body of the All is
10 XIII, 8|        only up to 10 as some say, firstly the Forms will soon run