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 1   I, 1|  coming-to-be, or whether to these different names there correspond two
 2   I, 2|      compound-the same thing seems different and conflicting to different
 3   I, 2|       different and conflicting to different people: it is "transposed"
 4   I, 3|         passingaway turn out to be different according to common opinion
 5   I, 3|    come-to-be-so-and-so", in cases different from the one we have been
 6   I, 3| subsequently formulated involves a different problem-viz. why, although
 7   I, 3|       again, is the matter of each different? Or is it the same, since
 8   I, 3|         same, but in another sense different. For that which underlies
 9   I, 5|          of necessity, though in a different manner from that in which
10   I, 5|           may be understood in two different ways, in which of these
11   I, 5|        each successive particle is different. And it is in this sense
12   I, 5|            same" as growth, is yet different from it in its actual being.
13   I, 6|         order of derivation in the different things to which it is applied:
14   I, 6|    description be interpreted in a different sense. But the disjunctive
15  II, 7|            a task appropriate to a different investigation:" let us return
16  II, 7|           wall"-viz. each out of a different place or part. Similarly (
17  II, 9|          i.e. to act, belongs to a different "power". This is obvious