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 1   V, 2|    found with regard to the effects of causes; e.g. a thing
 2   V, 2|   in the case of accidental effects. Again, both accidental
 3  IX, 2|   alike capable of contrary effects, but one non-rational power
 4  IX, 2|  produces both the contrary effects. For the rational formula
 5  IX, 5|   rational produce contrary effects, so that if they produced
 6  IX, 5| that if they produced their effects necessarily they would produce
 7  IX, 5| they would produce contrary effects at the same time; but this
 8 XII, 3|     as things preceding the effects, but causes in the sense
 9 XII, 3|     simultaneous with their effects. For when a man is healthy,
10 XII, 7|     completeness are in the effects of these, are wrong in their