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 1   I,  1 |            and I mean by this the final cause.~There are four causes
 2   I,  1 | underlying everything: first, the final cause, that for the sake
 3   I,  1 |        for the definition and the final cause are the same, and
 4   I,  4 |           we must first grasp the final cause of the testes. Now
 5   I,  18|          in cases of illness. The final secretion is the smallest
 6   I,  19|        previously stated that the final nutriment is the blood in
 7   I,  19|        nutriment, and that in its final stage, it follows that it
 8  II,  1 |      better and on account of the final cause, takes us back to
 9  II,  4 |         springs from another, the final result resembles the female
10  II,  4 |        necessary result and for a final cause, the former because
11  II,  4 |         and the nutriment, in its final stage, of an animal is the
12  II,  6 |     difference between the end or final cause and that which exists
13  II,  6 |       necessity, in another for a final cause, that they make the
14  II,  6 |        not of necessity but for a final cause.~The upper half of
15  II,  6 |     reason for their growth, as a final cause, is their function,
16  II,  6 |       useless for their work. The final cause of their growth has
17 III,  4 |        but also for the sake of a final cause, for it is impossible
18  IV,  1 |           it is small, indeed the final result is nothing at all
19  IV,  1 |       from the whole of which the final result is quite small. This
20  IV,  3 |          necessary in regard of a final cause and an end, yet is
21   V,  1 |           is so developed for any final cause. The eye for instance
22   V,  1 |         for instance exists for a final cause, but it is not blue
23   V,  1 |          but it is not blue for a final cause unless this condition
24   V,  1 |           all into the formal and final causes.~Everything then
25   V,  1 |      Everything then exists for a final cause, and all those things
26   V,  8 |           however, neglecting the final cause, reduces to necessity
27   V,  8 |            but yet they are for a final cause and for the sake of
28   V,  8 |         on account of the end (or final cause); these are causes
29   V,  8 |        found to occur not for any final end but of necessity and