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 1   I, 1|        forth) are, all of them, differences characterizing the "elements".
 2   I, 1|       by certain characteristic differences or qualities-as indeed he
 3   I, 1| therefore, these characteristic differences be taken away (for they
 4   I, 3|    material, whose constitutive differences signify more a "this somewhat",
 5   I, 3|    material, whose constitutive differences signify privation, is "not
 6   I, 3|   another by these constitutive differences.)~The opinion, however,
 7  II, 2|     must segregate the tangible differences and contrarieties, and distinguish
 8  II, 2|      and the remaining tangible differences. For (a) since the moist
 9  II, 2|        then, that all the other differences reduce to the first four,
10  II, 3|       is cold and dry. Thus the differences are reasonably distributed
11  II, 7|         solution. (i) There are differences of degree in hot and cold.