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 1   I,  2 |             circular movement is an instance of it, and that both movement
 2   I,  2 |          natural to another-as, for instance, is the case with the upward
 3   I,  3 |            to one another; air, for instance, is light relatively to
 4   I,  3 |           of its part of earth, for instance, as a whole and of a small
 5   I,  3 |   diminution. This is the case, for instance, with the bodies of animals
 6   I,  5 |            thousandfold. Admit, for instance, the existence of a minimum
 7   I,  6 |           same reasoning holds. For instance, suppose E multiplied by
 8   I,  6 |      proportion to the weights. For instance, if one weight is twice
 9   I,  8 |             is a finite change. For instance, to recover health is to
10   I,  9 |        combination with matter. For instance the form of the sphere is
11   I,  9 |          the case: it might be, for instance, that only one circle could
12   I,  9 |            more than one particular instance.~On the supposition of Forms
13   I,  11|            was not, later it is. An instance is a commensurable diagonal.
14   I,  11|          the maximum. We speak, for instance, of a power to lift a hundred
15   I,  11|          greater amount. It is, for instance, clear that a person who
16   I,  12| hypothetical. It is impossible, for instance, on a certain hypothesis
17  II,  3 |            its privation (warm, for instance, to cold), and rest and
18  II,  4 |         with unequal radii, if, for instance, it were lentiform, or oviform,
19  II,  9 |           the noise of thunder, for instance, splits rocks and the strongest
20  II,  12|            things is difficult. For instance, to throw ten thousand Coan
21  II,  13|          are some, Anaximander, for instance, among the ancients, who
22  II,  13|    extremity, each fourth part, for instance, to a fourth part of the
23 III,  1 |          been asserted in the first instance by Hesiod and his followers,
24 III,  2 |             out of another, air for instance out of fire, but in the
25 III,  5 |            total mass of water, for instance, is related to the total
26  IV,  2 |         superior in weight (as, for instance, if one be wool and the
27  IV,  2 |          its contrary-the void, for instance, and the plenum-no reason
28  IV,  4 |             vice versa. In air, for instance, a talent’s weight of wood
29  IV,  5 |       matter of all things, as, for instance, the void or the plenum