Book, Paragraph

1 VII, 11|         for from this and the nose arise "snub nose" and "snubness");
2 VIII, 6|    difficulty is the same as would arise if "round bronze" were the
3   X, 8 |          of division contrarieties arise in the intermediate stages
4 XIII, 4| necessarily follows, and from some arise Forms even of things of
5 XIII, 9|    themselves, the same objections arise as confront those who construct
6 XIII, 9|       cause of the objections that arise with regard to the Ideas.
7 XIV, 2 |        objections which inevitably arise from the treatment of the
8 XIV, 2 |            an element; those which arise apart from this opinion
9 XIV, 4 |    impossible. Powerful objections arise, to avoid which some have