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 1   I, 2|       that things grow "by the accession of like to like", but they
 2   I, 2|     explain the manner of this accession. Nor did they give any account
 3   I, 5|      that a thing grows by the accession, and diminishes by the departure,
 4   I, 5|      Hence it must grow by the accession either (a) of something
 5   I, 5|         if (a) it grows by the accession of something incorporeal,
 6   I, 5|       hand (b) it grows by the accession of a body, there will be
 7   I, 5|      gets bigger), (ii) by the accession of something, and (iii)
 8   I, 5|   thing might grow without the accession (and without the persistence)
 9   I, 5| persists, that it grows by the accession (and diminishes by the departure)
10   I, 5|        it does not grow by the accession of something incorporeal.~
11   I, 5|    should grow-and grow by the accession of something-is possible,
12   I, 5|      it. There is, however, an accession to every part of its figure
13   I, 5|   false. For there has been an accession to every part of the flesh
14   I, 5|         on the one hand to the accession of something, which is called "
15   I, 5|       come-to-be, then, by the accession not of quantified-flesh