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 1   I, 1|        place in respect to certain qualities: and these qualities (I
 2   I, 1|       certain qualities: and these qualities (I mean, e.g. hot-cold,
 3   I, 1|           applies to all the other qualities. Yet this is what "alteration"
 4   I, 1|         because, they change their qualities. And, to judge by what he
 5   I, 1|         judge by what he says, the qualities are such that they can be "
 6   I, 1|     come-to-be through a change of qualities due to "the motion". On
 7   I, 2|          alter" by change of their qualities, it is by "association"
 8   I, 2|          when it is in the thing's qualities, i.e. a change of the thing
 9   I, 5|          separable in place unless Qualities are, in their turn, separable.~
10   I, 6|       lightness" either both these qualities or one or the other of them.
11  II, 1|     inseparable from, the contrary qualities: for the hot" is not matter
12  II, 2|           the moist. But all these qualities derive from the dry and
13  II, 3|                   3~The elementary qualities are four, and any four terms
14  II, 3|       couplings" of the elementary qualities will be four: hot with dry
15  II, 3|          and Earth to Air; for the qualities constituting Water and Earth
16  II, 4|           change in respect to the qualities of the objects of touch.
17  II, 4|          because their distinctive qualities are contrary. For in some
18  II, 4|           For in some of them both qualities are contrary-e.g. in Fire
19  II, 4|         while in others one of the qualities (though only one) is contrary-e.
20  II, 4|        involves the change of more qualities. For if Fire is to result
21  II, 4|          and Air respectively-both qualities must change.~This second
22  II, 4|       either identical or contrary qualities are left in the pair: but
23  II, 4|     identical, or out of contrary, qualities. Thus no "simple" body would
24  II, 5|          when a pair of contrasted qualities is added to it: but, since
25  II, 5|          one of every two contrary qualities is a "privation", the "intermediate"
26  II, 5|     possible, the two in which the qualities are contrary to one another
27  II, 5| transformed into Water: for it has qualities contrary to those of Water,