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 1   I,  1 |    divisible into parts always capable of subdivision, and a body
 2   I,  2 |        we hold to be, as such, capable of locomotion; for nature,
 3   I,  10|       condition must have been capable of change and not eternal:
 4   I,  11|        when something which is capable of coming to be, with or
 5   I,  11|       b) secondly, of anything capable of existing, "capable" being
 6   I,  11| anything capable of existing, "capable" being defined with reference
 7   I,  12|    sequel. If there are thing! capable both of being and of not
 8   I,  12|     was, but now is not, or is capable at some future time of not
 9   I,  12| destructible, so that which is capable of formerly not having been
10   I,  12|       the same thing should be capable of always existing and of
11   I,  12|       of "that which is always capable of being" "that which is
12   I,  12|       that which is not always capable of being"; while "that which
13   I,  12|    while "that which is always capable of not being" is the contrary,
14   I,  12|       that which is not always capable of not being", it is necessary
15   I,  12|       attributes, A and B, not capable of being present in any
16   I,  12|        C and either B or D are capable of being present in everything.
17   I,  12|      were, it would be at once capable of always being and capable
18   I,  12|    capable of always being and capable of not always being, but
19   I,  12| whatever is either of these is capable both of being and of not
20   I,  12|    data. For (1) everything is capable of acting or being acted
21   I,  12|  infinite time in which it was capable of being generated. At that
22   I,  12|       will be at the same time capable of always existing and of
23   I,  12|      been generated, for it is capable of having been generated
24   I,  12|        in actuality what it is capable of being. It will then be
25  II,  2 |     mean that part, in a thing capable of movement, from which
26  II,  13|        the earth as a whole is capable of floating upon water,
27  IV,  5 |   intermediate" and "mean" are capable of more than one application.~