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 1   I, 1 |    coming-to-be and passingaway result from the consilience and
 2   I, 1 |         the Many), whereas they result from disintegration the
 3   I, 2 |    alteration" and coming-to-be result from them. They explain
 4   I, 2 |         impossible consequences result: and yet there are other
 5   I, 2 |       actual occurrence of this result would involve no impossibility.
 6   I, 2 |        a similar absurdity will result: it will not possess any
 7   I, 2 |        actually occur, with the result, not that the body would
 8   I, 3 |      them only potentially, the result is first that a being, which
 9   I, 5 |       many impossibilities will result. It is as if we were to
10   I, 5 |       is potentially the double result e.g. is potentially so-much-flesh-it
11   I, 8 |      motion without a void. The result is a theory which he states
12   I, 8 |         and the "dissociations" result from the "indivisibles" (
13   I, 8 |        from which the phenomena result. Moreover, if they differed
14   I, 10|      have been destroyed as the result of their coalescence, they
15  II, 4 |  effected. For, though all will result from all, both the speed
16  II, 4 |        for many. Air, e.g. will result from Fire if a single quality
17  II, 4 |        moist. Again, Water will result from Air if the hot be overcome
18  II, 4 |         same manner, Earth will result from Water and Fire from
19  II, 4 |         cold and dry, Fire will result from Earth if the cold pass-away.~
20  II, 4 |    qualities. For if Fire is to result from Water, both the cold
21  II, 4 |     must pass-away if Air is to result from Earth. So" too, if
22  II, 4 |       if Water and Earth are to result from Fire and Air respectively-both
23  II, 4 |      Fire plus Water there will result Earth and Air, and from
24  II, 4 |        Way, Fire and Water will result from Air plus Earth. For
25  II, 4 |         the "simple" bodies can result from the passingaway of
26  II, 4 |     Thus no "simple" body would result, if the dry of Fire and
27  II, 4 |       moist-are left. A similar result will occur in all the others
28  II, 5 | Moreover (c) if Air is again to result out of the Fire, it will
29  II, 5 |    come-to-be. For if one is to result from another, it will have
30  II, 7 |       of the other compounds to result from the "elements" taken
31  II, 7 |   explaining how anything is to result from two of them taken together-e.
32  II, 7 |       qualification. There will result instead an "intermediate":
33  II, 7 |       all the other bodies will result from the contraries, or
34  II, 7 |        while the elements" will result from the contraries, in
35  II, 10|        passing-away will always result. The movements must, on
36  II, 10|      changes, not one only, may result). Now the continuity of
37  II, 11|   coming-to-be is cyclical.~The result we have reached is logically