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 1   I, 5 |       having acceded, were to be transformed and to become "dry". For
 2   I, 5 |       flesh. But it has not been transformed into flesh alone by itself (
 3   I, 10|        for the other material is transformed into the dominant. (That
 4  II, 2 |     since they "combine" and are transformed into one another. On the
 5  II, 4 |        consecutive "elements" is transformed into one, the coming-to-be
 6  II, 4 |    whereas, when two of them are transformed into a third, more than
 7  II, 5 |        respect to which they are transformed, is one, the elements" will
 8  II, 5 |         since the "elements" are transformed into one another, it is
 9  II, 5 |     thinkers suppose that Air is transformed both into Fire and into
10  II, 5 |    end-elements" are not further transformed into one another. For the
11  II, 5 |        Fire. Then (i) since A is transformed into F and W, there will
12  II, 5 | blackness. Again (ii) since A is transformed into W, there will be another
13  II, 5 |     moistness. Now if, when A is transformed into W, the "white" persists,
14  II, 5 |        as Air will be able to be transformed into Water: for it has qualities
15  II, 5 |     elements" will be able to be transformed out of one another; and
16  II, 5 |          to revert, but is to be transformed in turn into some other "
17  II, 5 |          W A and F: for they are transformed into one another. This last
18  II, 5 |         clear that if Q is to be transformed in turn into yet another "
19  II, 6 |        one, so that they are not transformed into one another-one may
20  II, 7 |       that they are reciprocally transformed", are so related that those
21  II, 7 |        are equally balanced, are transformed into one another (and all
22  II, 7 |         place the "elements" are transformed; and that (in the second
23  II, 10|           which are reciprocally transformed in virtue of their "passions"
24  II, 10|        motion. For when Water is transformed into Air, Air into Fire,
25  II, 10|       own place instead of being transformed by its neighbour, they would
26  II, 10|    dissevered long ago. They are transformed, however, owing to the motion
27  II, 10|  character: and because they are transformed, none of them is able to