Book, Paragraph

1 VII, 5 |        nose, and concavity, and snubness, which is compounded out
2 VII, 5 |       either of concavity or of snubness, but in virtue of its nature;
3 VII, 5 |       is impossible to speak of snubness apart from the thing of
4 VII, 5 |       attribute propter se, for snubness is concavity-in-a-nose),
5 VII, 10| produced) is not a part, but of snubness it is a part; and the bronze
6 VII, 11|     nose arise "snub nose" and "snubness"); but in the concrete substance,
7  XI, 7 |  independent of the matter; for snubness is found in a nose, so that