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 1   I, 3 | qualification-"come-to-be out of not-being", so that it would be true to say that "not-being is
 2   I, 3 |                                         they actually say is not true.~Thus unqualified coming-to-be
 3   I, 5 |                                         form.~Now it is no doubt true, as we have also established
 4   I, 5 |                                         thing: and further it is true that the efficient cause
 5   I, 5 |                                         Hence in one sense it is true that any and every part
 6   I, 6 |                                   something. No doubt, it is not true to say that all things are
 7   I, 6 |                                        this character: but it is true of all things between which
 8   I, 6 |                                         contact: and the same is true of any two things, of which
 9   I, 6 |                                        terms, it is nevertheless true that contact" in the proper
10   I, 7 |                                         passion as that which is true of "being moved" and "imparting
11   I, 7 |                                          what holds of motion is true also of the active powers.
12   I, 7 |                                      what we are saying would be true of them.~We have thus explained
13   I, 10|                                           Viscous liquids, it is true, produce no effect except
14  II, 9 |                                        alike: for a grasp of the true theory of any universal
15  II, 9 |                                  remaining tools. Hence, however true it may be that Fire is active,
16  II, 10|                                     movement continuous, this is true only of "the place in which";
17  II, 11|                                          this fact. For if it be true to say of x that it "will
18  II, 11|                                          it must at some time be true to say of it that "it is":
19  II, 11|                                            whereas, though it be true to say of x now that "it
20  II, 11|                               foundations), is the converse also true? If foundations have come-to-be,