Book, Paragraph

1  IV, 3 |     thought that they alone were inquiring about the whole of nature
2  IV, 3 |        special study, and not be inquiring into them while they are
3  IV, 5 |          is that while they were inquiring into the truth of that which
4 VII, 17|        is plain, that we are not inquiring why he who is a man is a
5 VII, 17|        is a man is a man. We are inquiring, then, why something is
6 XIV, 2 | necessary, as we said, if he was inquiring how beings are many, not