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1   I,  18|    homogeneous parts, for they are prior to the heterogeneous which
2  II,  6 |       things; one naturally exists prior to another. But the word "
3  II,  6 |          to another. But the word "prior" is used in more senses
4  II,  6 |          sake of it; the latter is prior in order of development,
5  II,  6 |         development, the former is prior in reality. Again, that
6  II,  6 | distinguish which of the parts are prior, those which are for the
7  II,  6 |          cause the movement, being prior to the end in order of development,
8  IV,  1 |           system of the vessels is prior to the other; the moving
9  IV,  1 |     principle must needs always be prior to that which it moves,