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1 III, 2 |       name to each of them. For inasmuch as it is most architectonic
2 III, 2 |       the sake of the end). But inasmuch as it was described’ as
3   V, 2 |       capacity. But they differ inasmuch as the acting causes, i.e.
4   X, 6 | relative terms are opposed; for inasmuch as one is measure and the
5  XI, 1 |   everything is and is one. But inasmuch as, if one is to suppose
6  XI, 1 |     rather than the genera. But inasmuch as the species are involved
7 XIII, 8|    which is prior—1, or 3 or 2? Inasmuch as the number is composite,
8 XIII, 8|      composite, 1 is prior, but inasmuch as the universal and the
9 XIV, 4 |       old poets agree with this inasmuch as they say that not those