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1  IV, 4 |    not-white, and existent and non-existent, and all other assertions
2  IV, 4 |      all exists; but how could non-existent things speak or walk, as
3   V, 29|       two senses that they are non-existent. (b) There are things which
4   V, 29|      account is the account of non-existent objects, in so far as it
5 VII, 4 |       is-not is simply, but is non-existent; so too with quality.~We
6  IX, 3 |      do not assign movement to non-existent things, though they do assign
7  IX, 3 | predicates. E.g. they say that non-existent things are objects of thought
8  IX, 3 |        they were moved. For of non-existent things some exist potentially;
9   X, 3 |        it is not predicated of non-existent things (while "not the same"