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 1   I,  12|  actualized; and it will be in actuality at once existent and non-existent.
 2   I,  12|       once destructible and in actuality indestructible, so that
 3   I,  12|   would be present together in actuality.~Further, it cannot truly
 4   I,  12|        Now suppose it to be in actuality what it is capable of being.
 5   I,  12|     that which is not there in actuality. Actualize, then, the capacity.
 6 III,  2 |        is true, become such in actuality, But if the potential body
 7 III,  2 |        body was not already in actuality some other kind of body,
 8 III,  3 |      in them potentially or in actuality (which of these, is still
 9 III,  3 | neither in potentiality nor in actuality does fire contain flesh
10  IV,  3 |       which, in its passage to actuality, comes into that place and
11  IV,  3 |    quality which belong to its actuality. And the same fact explains