Book, Paragraph

 1 VII, 7|    the matter by saying it is brass, and the form by saying
 2 VII, 7| obscure and nameless, e.g. in brass the privation of a particular
 3 VII, 7|      change to be wooden, not brass but brazen, not gold but
 4 VII, 8|      make the substratum (the brass), so we do not make the
 5 VII, 8|       I mean that to make the brass round is not to make the
 6 VII, 8|    that out of this, which is brass, we make this other, which
 7 VII, 8|   make. For we make it out of brass and the sphere; we bring
 8 VII, 9|    but not the sphere nor the brass, and so too in the case
 9 VII, 9|     and so too in the case of brass itself, if it comes to be,
10  IX, 7|     change in order to become brass.)~It seems that when we