Book, Paragraph

1   V, 2 |          of the steersman, whose presence was the cause of safety;
2   V, 2 |          of safety; and both-the presence and the privation-are causes
3  VI, 3 |         into existence, e.g. the presence of contraries in the same
4 VII, 5 | compounded out of the two by the presence of the one in the other,
5 VII, 11|         which does not imply the presence of something in something
6  IX, 1 |         another by virtue of the presence or absence of some relation
7  IX, 8 |        opposite results by their presence or absence.~If, then, there