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 1   I,  3 |          it is in contraries that generation and decay subsist. Again,
 2   I,  9 |          as exempt from decay and generation, the heaven is eternal.
 3   I,  10|    generated all are agreed, but, generation over, some say that it is
 4   I,  10|        their statements about its generation they are doing what geometricians
 5   I,  11| ungenerated in the sense that its generation is not a fact but a possibility. (
 6   I,  11|      general impossibility of any generation such that the thing now
 7   I,  12|      imagine that in the one case generation and in the other case destruction
 8   I,  12|      generated, in the time after generation. If then we assume the two
 9  II,  1 |           us in providing for its generation. If our view is a possible
10  II,  1 |   possible one, and the manner of generation which they assert is impossible,
11  II,  2 |      ambiguous, prior in order of generation. If, in addition, above
12  II,  3 |       occurs in the course of its generation. Earth then has to exist;
13  II,  3 |     explain.) these four elements generation clearly is involved, since
14  II,  3 |        movement. Thus we see that generation is necessarily involved.
15  II,  3 |          body is the necessity of generation, which follows on the presence
16  II,  14|           way, and so clearly its generation was spherical; and if it
17  II,  14|         be that which the initial generation, if it had occurred, would
18 III,  1 |      freedom from destruction and generation, it remains to speak of
19 III,  1 |      obliged also to inquire into generation and destruction. For if
20 III,  1 |      destruction. For if there is generation anywhere, it must be in
21 III,  1 |       question we have to ask: is generation a fact or not? Earlier speculation
22 III,  1 |       this question. Some removed generation and destruction from the
23 III,  1 |          be things not subject to generation or any kind of movement,
24 III,  1 |          the world was subject to generation and nothing was ungenerated,
25 III,  1 |    subject all bodies whatever to generation, by means of the composition
26 III,  2 |           is no sense in starting generation from an original state in
27 III,  2 |        plain that there cannot be generation either of everything or
28 III,  2 |           possible. For, assuming generation, the place which is to be
29 III,  2 |          of any pre-existing mass generation is impossible. That which
30 III,  3 |        what bodies are subject to generation, and why. Since in every
31 III,  4 |         that they account for the generation of water, air, and earth
32 III,  5 |          element of its priority. Generation out of the elements is,
33 III,  5 |          they say, synthesis, and generation into the elements is analysis,
34 III,  5 |         rarity, as instruments of generation, are equivalent to fineness
35 III,  6 |         are eternal or subject to generation and destruction; for when
36 III,  6 |        subject to destruction and generation.~Since they are generated,
37 III,  6 |  something, and that in which the generation takes place must either
38 III,  7 |       what is the manner of their generation from one another? Is it
39 III,  7 |      themselves, is to reduce the generation of elements out of one another
40 III,  7 |         it all the time-as though generation required a vessel rather
41 III,  7 |          is inevitable, too, that generation of one out of another should
42 III,  7 |         impossible. Therefore the generation of elements out of one another
43 III,  7 |       resolution into planes. (a) Generation by change of shape would
44 III,  7 |           must needs suppose that generation does not start from a body.
45 III,  8 |          can they account for the generation of flesh and bone or any
46 III,  8 |          will see that it removes generation from the world.~Further,
47  IV,  2 |           they belong to an older generation than ours, have an air of
48  IV,  3 |     connexion with other forms of generation and change. There are, in