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1  VI, 1 | other than those which are formed by nature, natural science
2 VII, 9 |    start.~Things which are formed by nature are in the same
3 VII, 10|  bronze, and that which is formed by individual lines, are
4 VII, 17| many as are substances are formed in accordance with a nature
5 VIII, 2|    matter, e.g. the things formed by blending, such as honey-water;
6 VIII, 3| other things which are not formed by nature, are substances
7 XIII, 6| things, and that number is formed from the 1 and something
8 XIII, 6|    sensible substances are formed out of it. For they construct
9 XIII, 9| what each of the points is formed. Certainly not of some distance +