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 1   I,  1 |          for the sake of which a thing exists; secondly, the formal
 2   I,  1 |      animal is in a way the same thing; and, therefore, my plan
 3   I,  17|      that as there is some first thing from which the whole arises,
 4   I,  18|      that daughter was. The same thing applies also to plants,
 5   I,  18|        follow from it, the first thing to do is to understand what
 6   I,  18|       semen. Now we speak of one thing coming from another in many
 7   I,  18|        in many senses; it is one thing when we say that night comes
 8   I,  18|      cases where we say that the thing made is made from a material,
 9   I,  18|         basis from which the new thing comes into being. We must
10   I,  18|         both are really the same thing.)~We must again take up
11   I,  18|          continually to the same thing the size of it will become
12   I,  19|   healthy blood is an exhausting thing; for this reason also it
13   I,  19|       which happens as a regular thing that is according to Nature).~
14   I,  21|          find that, whenever one thing is made from two of which
15   I,  21|        the same applies when one thing moves and another is moved;
16   I,  21|     another is moved; the moving thing does not exist in that which
17   I,  21|      passive and moved, that one thing which is produced comes
18   I,  23|         a certain sense the same thing happens also in those animals
19  II,  1 |           But why is it that one thing becomes and is male, another
20  II,  1 |        this is common to both.~A thing lives, then, in virtue of
21  II,  1 |    something external, since one thing cannot set up a motion in
22  II,  1 |   without touching it, nor can a thing be affected in any way by
23  II,  1 |     products of Nature or art, a thing is made by something actually
24  II,  1 |       soul. For there is no such thing as face or flesh without
25  II,  1 |         soul, potentially.~But a thing existing potentially may
26  II,  1 |    reason that whenever a living thing is produced it must grow.
27  II,  2 |        the mass appear. The same thing happens also with oil; on
28  II,  3 |        we do not find any living thing forming in either solids
29  II,  3 |      pure; for there is only one thing they have not in them, the
30  II,  4 |        is no proof, for the same thing happens to young men also
31  II,  4 |  movement of the soul), and each thing comes into being in accordance
32  II,  6 |        simply the essence of the thing, but when we come to those
33  II,  6 |     falls in later. For the same thing happens with the brain;
34  II,  7 |       dog-like animal. A similar thing has been seen to take place
35  II,  7 |         attain puberty; the same thing may befall others as their
36 III,  4 |     scolex give birth to a small thing at first and this grows
37 III,  5 |        growth. Moreover the same thing applies to cephalopods also
38 III,  5 |    required, so we find the same thing, though to a less degree,
39 III,  6 |      before now. It is a strange thing, however, that these theorists
40 III,  8 |      also. For it is a wonderful thing to suppose that the former
41 III,  10|          without copulation is a thing which may be paralleled
42 III,  11| concocting; putrefaction and the thing putrefied is only a residue
43  IV,  1 |          is practically the same thing as to explain this, which
44  IV,  1 |      power to act as such in the thing itself or in something else—
45  IV,  1 |        if it is true that when a thing perishes it becomes the
46  IV,  2 |       south or north; so small a thing will sometimes turn the
47  IV,  3 |      more acted upon than is the thing on which it acts, so that
48  IV,  4 |        the same motion; the same thing happens also with the embryos.
49  IV,  6 |           but the most important thing is this: in some animals
50  IV,  7 |        in the Problems; the same thing happens to the embryo in
51   V,  1 |         moved too much.~The same thing is shown also by the morbid
52   V,  2 |        is moved itself. The same thing happens in wet weather or
53   V,  3 |        turns the scale where the thing concerned is weak and in
54   V,  5 | belonging to the soil in which a thing grows, therefore the hairs
55   V,  6 |        to their age, so the same thing happens to them according
56   V,  7 |         deeper. We find the same thing also in the male and female
57   V,  7 |    indeed in males, but the same thing happens in females too,