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1   V, 6|   nature. (1) Instances of the accidentally one are "Coriscus and what
2  VI, 2|  process, but things which are accidentally do not. But still we must,
3  VI, 3|      have a cause which is not accidentally its cause. Will A exist
4  VI, 4| something else), that which is accidentally and that which is in the
5  IX, 2|      to the other, in a sense, accidentally. For it is by denial and
6   X, 1|       their own nature and not accidentally called one may be summarized
7 XII, 8|    movable either in itself or accidentally, but produces the primary