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 1   I, 1 |        altering" Those, on the other hand, who make the ultimate kinds
 2   I, 1 |            the motion". On the other hand, in so far as the One results
 3   I, 2 |             dilemmas. If, on the one hand, coming-to-be is "association",
 4   I, 2 |      anything else. If, on the other hand, coming-to-be is not "association",
 5   I, 2 |       problem over again.~On the one hand, then, it is in no way paradoxical
 6   I, 2 |         first actually. On the other hand, it would seem to be impossible
 7   I, 3 |         substances. If, on the other hand, "unqualified not-being"
 8   I, 3 |           philosophers. On the other hand (ii) if, although it is
 9   I, 5 |          separate". If, on the other hand (b) it grows by the accession
10   I, 5 |           qualifies it: on the other hand, that "whereby" it has been "
11   I, 5 |            organic parts-e.g. in the hand. For there the fact that
12   I, 5 |             than that it still has a hand or an arm.~Hence in one
13   I, 5 |       increase is due (a) on the one hand to the accession of something,
14   I, 5 |          flesh, but (b) on the other hand to the transformation of
15   I, 5 |         growth is flesh or bone-or a hand or arm (i.e. the tissues
16   I, 8 |             perception: on the other hand, he conceded to the Monists
17   I, 8 |          genuinely-one, on the other hand, there never could have
18   I, 8 |             Empedocles, on the other hand, it is evident that all
19   I, 8 |              parallel)? On the other hand (ii) if they fall into differing
20   I, 8 |            action". If, on the other hand, each of them sets itself
21   I, 8 |              its pores. On the other hand, if it acts by contact,
22   I, 10|              of water.) On the other hand (ii) when there is a certain
23  II, 2 |            one another. On the other hand (ii) hot and cold, and dry
24  II, 2 |           The brittle", on the other hand, derives from the dry: for "
25  II, 2 |              The hard", on the other hand, derives from the dry: for "
26  II, 4 | complementary factors". On the other hand (ii) the transformation
27  II, 4 |           left in both. On the other hand, if the hot pass-away out
28  II, 6 |              something. On the other hand, suppose (ii) they are not "
29  II, 7 |            well. Those, on the other hand, who do not make their coming-to-be
30  II, 9 |          passing-away". On the other hand (b) there were others who
31  II, 9 |            with an art. On the other hand (b) to say that "matter
32  II, 11|           Those things, on the other hand, whose "substance" is perish,