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 1   I, 1 |   alteration, as we assert, takes place in respect to certain qualities:
 2   I, 1 |          change whether change of place, or growth and diminution,
 3   I, 2 |           yet division is to take place, the constituents of the
 4   I, 2 |          passing-away are to take place by "association" and "dissociation"
 5   I, 2 |            so that division takes place through and through-for
 6   I, 2 |          but "dissociation" takes place into small (i.e. relatively
 7   I, 2 |           and "association" takes place out of relatively small
 8   I, 2 |       while the change that takes place in what is continuous is "
 9   I, 2 |          dissociation". They take place when a thing changes, from
10   I, 3 |           or quantity, nor in any place). If, then, some one of
11   I, 3 |           into which change takes place are two, and he asserts
12   I, 4 |        diminution"; when it is in place, it is "motion"; when it
13   I, 5 |           necessarily changes its place, what is growing or diminishing
14   I, 5 |           being moved changes its place as a whole: but the growing
15   I, 5 |         growing thing changes its place like a metal that is being
16   I, 5 |      continues to occupy an equal place: but the parts of the rowing
17   I, 5 |           over an ever-increasing place and the parts of the diminishing
18   I, 5 |         out of which growth takes place, (i) "separate" and existing
19   I, 5 |     impossible for growth to take place in either of these ways.
20   I, 5 |      either (a) it will occupy no place (as if it were a point),
21   I, 5 |  definition, but not separable in place unless Qualities are, in
22   I, 5 |          increases it-in the same place: and this too is impossible.~
23   I, 5 |        two magnitudes in the same place, and (b) that it does not
24   I, 5 |             That growth has taken place proportionally, is more
25   I, 6 |          things which also have a Place": for in so far as we attribute "
26   I, 6 |           we must also attribute "place" to them, whether they exist
27   I, 6 |         things which also have a "place", while the primary differentiation
28   I, 6 |       primary differentiation of "place" is the above" and "the
29   I, 7 |        the sake of which it takes place, is not "active". (That
30   I, 7 |        action and passion to take place.~
31   I, 8 | combination" too, they say, takes place "only between bodies whose
32   I, 8 |            and all "passion" take place in the way that has been
33   I, 10|            combination" has taken place, the compound must be uniform
34   I, 10|       manner in which it can take place.~Now, as we maintain, some
35  II, 4 |           mutual conversion takes place. Let us nevertheless supplement
36  II, 6 |           s "alterations" to take Place? How, e.g. is the change
37  II, 7 |           each out of a different place or part. Similarly (b) even
38  II, 7 |           then, that in the first place the "elements" are transformed;
39  II, 7 |           and that (in the second place) out of the "elements" there
40  II, 8 |        most abundantly in its own place. And they all contain Water
41  II, 8 |          be borne towards its own place; but the "figure"-i.e. the "
42  II, 10|        travelling towards its own place, have not become dissevered
43  II, 10|         them persisted in its own place instead of being transformed
44  II, 10|         is able to persist in any place allotted to it by the Order.~
45  II, 10|          occurs (I mean, e.g. the place or the quality) is continuous?
46  II, 10|         this is true only of "the place in which"; for that has "