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 1   I, 3 | specific" causes exhibits this character. But at present we are to
 2   I, 3 |  passing-away in their general character as they occur in all existing
 3   I, 5 |      and determine the precise character of the growing and diminishing
 4   I, 5 |         altered" if, while its character and substance remain, some
 5   I, 5 |       discuss what must be the character of that "whereby" a thing
 6   I, 6 |    that all things are of this character: but it is true of all things
 7   I, 7 |  contraries" that exhibit this character: it is clear that "contraries"
 8   I, 8 |      is". But if that is their character, it is impossible they should
 9  II, 2 |        the fine" exhibits this character in a superlative degree.
10  II, 9 |  being-with too instrumental a character. For "since" (as they say) "
11  II, 10|       the motion with its dual character: and because they are transformed,
12  II, 11|        that the same ambiguous character will attach to them no less
13  II, 11|  come-to-be of this contingent character? Or, on the contrary, is
14  II, 11|      their recurrence: for the character of the process is determined
15  II, 11|   process is determined by the character of that which undergoes