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 1   I, 3 |     changing things alike, we speak of "coming-to-be" when the
 2   I, 3 | destroyed. For just as people speak of "a passing-away" without
 3   I, 3 |  sense "is not", so also they speak of "a coming-to-be out of
 4   I, 7 |       facts. For sometimes we speak of the substratum as suffering
 5   I, 7 |     also of the agent: for we speak not only (a) of the doctor,
 6   I, 10|     solved.~Now (i) we do not speak of the wood as "combined"
 7   I, 10|  passing-away". Similarly, we speak neither (ii) of the food
 8   I, 10|       in the former sense: we speak, e.g. of wheat having been "
 9   I, 10|  small particles, we must not speak of them as "combined". (
10   I, 10| follows (ii) that we must not speak of the constituents as "
11  II, 7 |       Mixture", of which they speak, will be composed of the "