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 1   I, 3 |           question-viz. What is the cause of the perpetuity of coming-to-be?
 2   I, 3 |           as partial, coming-to-be? Cause" in this connexion has two
 3   I, 3 |          matter. It is the material cause that we have here to state.
 4   I, 3 |         state. For, as to the other cause, we have already explained (
 5   I, 3 |        state the material cause-the cause classed under the head of
 6   I, 3 |      question too-viz. "what is the cause of the unbroken continuity
 7   I, 3 | passing-away of something else?~The cause implied in this solution
 8   I, 3 |          substratum is the material cause of the continuous occurrence
 9   I, 5 |             true that the efficient cause of its coming-to-be is either (
10   I, 5 |        generically-or the efficient cause of the coming-to-be of a
11   I, 5 |          e.g. fire is the efficient cause of the coming-to-be of fire
12   I, 5 |         altered": for the efficient cause is in these. No doubt the
13   I, 5 |       passedaway: and the efficient cause is not in the food.~We have
14   I, 5 |             prepare us to grasp the cause of growth. We must note (
15   I, 5 |             into water-then it will cause a diminution of the quantum;
16   I, 7 |              The active power is a "cause" in the sense of that from
17  II, 1 |          subject, and owing to what cause. Similarly, we have also
18  II, 6 |          and luck. Then what is the cause determining that man comes-to-be
19  II, 6 |      proportion. What, then, is the cause of this proportional consilience?
20  II, 6 |         Strife: for the former is a cause of "association" only, and
21  II, 6 |              dissociation". No: the cause in question is the essential
22  II, 6 |          mingled" fortuitously.~The cause, therefore, of the coming-to-be
23  II, 9 |             the primary things.~Now cause, in the sense of material
24  II, 9 |        not-be". This, therefore, is cause in the sense of material
25  II, 9 |             as to come-to-be; while cause, in the~sense of their "
26  II, 9 |         must be present as well-the cause vaguely dreamed of by all
27  II, 9 |           instances we see that the cause is other than the Form.
28  II, 9 |           movement as the producing cause. Nevertheless this second
29  II, 9 |       omitting the more controlling cause: for they eliminate the
30  II, 9 |        since they remove the formal cause, they invest the forces
31  II, 9 |   instruments of carpentry) as "the cause" of the things that come-to-be:
32  II, 10|      reasonable that what is should cause the coming-to-be of what
33  II, 10|             that what is not should cause the being of what is. Now
34  II, 10|             of nature that the same cause, provided it remain in the
35  II, 10|             never fail owing to the cause we stated. And this continuity
36  II, 10| approximation to eternal being.~The cause of this perpetuity of coming-to-be,