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1 III, 5|      if substance, not having existed before, now exists, or having
2 III, 5| before, now exists, or having existed before, afterwards does
3  IV, 5|       be, the thing must have existed before as both contraries
4  IX, 7|  complete reality from having existed potentially is that if the
5  XI, 6|       in no respect not-white existed before, that which becomes
6 XII, 6|       for it must always have existed), or that time should. For
7 XII, 6|       same things have always existed (either passing through
8 XIV, 3|      exist apart; for if they existed apart their attributes would