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 1   I, 2 |         these changes do or do not occur and, if they occur, to explain
 2   I, 2 |          do not occur and, if they occur, to explain the precise
 3   I, 2 |             then it might actually occur, with the result, not that
 4   I, 3 |           whether we suppose it to occur out of what potentially "
 5   I, 3 |         coming-to-be never fail to occur in Nature. For perhaps,
 6   I, 3 |          general character as they occur in all existing things alike.
 7   I, 6 |       sense of the terms) can only occur between things which are
 8   I, 8 |             if this is supposed to occur notwithstanding the fact
 9   I, 9 |      paradox that "passion" should occur in this manner only, viz.
10   I, 9 |          which these processes can occur from the (impossible) way
11   I, 9 |       which some thinkers say they occur.~
12  II, 4 |        left. A similar result will occur in all the others too: for
13  II, 5 |     contrary to one another cannot occur.~These subjects have been
14  II, 6 |         natural movement" can also occur in fact. Is this, then,
15  II, 6 |           memory or forgetting, to occur? For clearly, if the soul
16  II, 6 |       corporeal modifications will occur in it. But the changes we
17  II, 9 | coming-to-be~and passing-away must occur within the field of "that
18  II, 10|      single, both processes cannot occur since they are contrary
19  II, 10|          and passing-away actually occur, (ii) what causes them,
20  II, 11|           some of them may fail to occur, is clear. (a) We need only
21  II, 11|           now that "it is about to occur", it is quite possible for
22  II, 11|          should fail to be able to occur?~Assuming that the antecedent