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 1   I, 2 |      question makes the greatest difference. And again, if the primary "
 2   I, 2 |      illustrate how great is the difference between a "scientific" and
 3   I, 2 |       whereas in fact there is a difference. For in that which underlies
 4   I, 3 |         of terms: for it makes a difference into what the changing thing
 5   I, 3 |         a similar kind, makes no difference. For we are trying to discover
 6   I, 3 |     distinction depends upon the difference between "the perceptible"
 7   I, 3 |       appellation depends upon a difference in the material out of which,
 8   I, 3 |  distinction here turns upon the difference of the Categories. For some
 9   I, 4 |      Next we must state what the difference is between coming-to-be
10   I, 5 |      another solely because of a difference in their respective "spheres"?
11   I, 5 | respectively? Or is there also a difference in the manner of the change,
12   I, 6 |          Nevertheless there is a difference and we must draw a distinction.
13   I, 7 |          in all respects without difference from one another —it is
14   I, 8 |         are mad enough to see no difference.~Leucippus, however, thought
15   I, 8 |     figures, there is this great difference between the two theories:
16   I, 9 |        is divisible, there is no difference between "having been divided
17  II, 3 |          there is practically no difference between those who postulate
18  II, 11|        sequence: for it makes no difference whether the reciprocal nexus,