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1  VI, 3 |          which are generable and destructible without ever being in course
2 VII, 15| individual instances of them are destructible. If then demonstration is
3 VIII, 3|         be eternal or it must be destructible without being ever in course
4 VIII, 3|        Whether the substances of destructible things can exist apart,
5 VIII, 3|         substance to be found in destructible things.)~Therefore the difficulty
6 XII, 6 |      things, and if they are all destructible, all things are destructible.
7 XII, 6 |     destructible, all things are destructible. But it is impossible that