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 1   I,  1 | investigation. If to this there be a clear answer, e.g. that the process
 2   I,  3 |             a moving vessel. This is clear if we consider their limbs;
 3   I,  4 |             be moved in a circle, is clear from what we have said.
 4   I,  4 |         cannot be moved is therefore clear from what we have said,
 5   I,  5 |       attributes of it. The point is clear if the attempt be made to
 6   I,  5 |          broad-bosomed moulds~Won of clear Water two parts out of eight,~
 7   I,  5 |              has been said it is now clear that knowing as an attribute
 8  II,  2 |                      2~Since what is clear or logically more evident
 9  II,  3 |         added to both. We must later clear up these points, but at
10  II,  4 |           farther back and have some clear view of the objects of each;
11  II,  4 |              That it is the last, is clear; for in everything the essence
12  II,  4 |             a healthy subject. It is clear that not even those contraries
13  II,  4 |            by it. Consequently it is clear that in a certain sense
14  II,  5 |        objects is so of sense? It is clear that what is sensitive is
15  II,  5 |           may be found thoroughly to clear up all this. At present
16  II,  7 |            by (b) will be abundantly clear as we proceed. Whatever
17  II,  7 |              is contrary both to the clear evidence of argument and
18  II,  7 |            the necessity of a medium clear. If what has colour is placed
19  II,  7 |          apparent difference will be clear later. What comes between
20  II,  8 |             breath so checked. It is clear also why fish are voiceless;
21  II,  11|          manner as before, yet it is clear that the or is gan is not
22  II,  11|            That they are manifold is clear when we consider touching
23 III,  2 |              must be coloured. It is clear therefore that "to perceive
24 III,  3 |          imagination is not sense is clear from the following considerations:
25 III,  3 |           discourse of reason. It is clear then that imagination cannot,
26 III,  10|               originates movement is clear. Those who distinguish parts
27 III,  12|            is indispensable. This is clear from what follows. An animal
28 III,  12|             to the animal, and it is clear that without touch it is
29 III,  13|                             13~It is clear that the body of an animal