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1  IV, 2 |         others because they are affections of substance, others because
2  IV, 5 |    doubtless true (for they are affections of the perceiver), but that
3   V, 21|        a large scale are called affections.~
4 VII, 1 |         qualities of it, others affections of it, and others some other
5 VII, 3 |          For while the rest are affections, products, and potencies
6 VIII, 2|        winds; and others by the affections proper to sensible things,
7   X, 2 |       numbers and a one both in affections and in qualities and in
8  XI, 11|    moved. But the forms and the affections and the place, which are
9 XIV, 2 | substances that are one, or the affections and similarly the other