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 1   I, 1 |            far as it underlies the process as matter-as that out of
 2   I, 2 |            Hence (it is urged) the process of dividing a body part
 3   I, 3 |        qualified coming-to-be is a process out of qualified not-being (
 4   I, 3 |      unqualified coming-to-be is a process out of unqualified not-being.~
 5   I, 3 |         from which, as we say, the process "originates", and (ii) the
 6   I, 3 |            alike. Yet, if the same process is a coming to-be of this
 7   I, 5 |   alteration", and ii) what is the process of growing and the sprocess
 8   I, 5 |          are we to apply it to the process of growth? Is the matter,
 9   I, 5 |       comes-to-be out of water the process were due not to a change
10   I, 5 |          must not be regarded as a process from a matter without magnitude
11   I, 5 |       either. Nothing grows in the process; unless indeed there be
12   I, 5 |          originative source of the process are in the growing thing
13   I, 6 |         the precise meaning of the process we call "combining" has
14   I, 7 |     another, and coming-to-be is a process into the contrary: hence
15   I, 7 |        that coming-to be will be a process into the contrary. And,
16   I, 7 |       sense of that from which the process originates: but the end,
17  II, 1 | association and dissociation" or a process of another kind) results
18  II, 4 |            in degree.~Thus (i) the process of conversion will be quick
19  II, 5 |           is not uniform-since the process of reciprocal transformation
20  II, 5 |          into one another. For the process must come to a stop, and
21  II, 5 |          That thesis-viz. that the process cannot continue ad infinitum-will
22  II, 6 |        which come-to-be by natural process all exhibit, in their coming-to-be,
23  II, 7 |    comes-to-be in this manner, the process is cobination"; whereas
24  II, 11|         there is continuity in any process (coming-to-be or "alteration"
25  II, 11|           for the character of the process is determined by the character