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1 I, 5 | but from black or some intermediate colour. Similarly, "musical"
2 I, 5 | from "unmusical" or any intermediate state there may be.~Nor
3 I, 5 | white, but into black or an intermediate colour; "musical" passes
4 I, 5 | into "unmusical" or any intermediate state there may be.~The
5 I, 5 | into, its contrary or an intermediate state. But the intermediates
6 I, 6 | nature-water or fire or what is intermediate between them. What is intermediate
7 I, 6 | intermediate between them. What is intermediate seems preferable; for fire,
8 I, 6 | shall have to suppose an intermediate nature for each pair separately.
9 II, 3 | is true also of all the intermediate steps which are brought
10 III, 4 | elements-water or air or what is intermediate between them. Those who
11 III, 5 | water or air or what is intermediate between them, because the
12 IV, 11| that some third thing is intermediate to them. When we think of
13 V, 1 | in contraries, in things intermediate contraries, and in contradictories,
14 V, 1 | proved by induction. An intermediate may be a starting-point
15 V, 1 | two contraries: for the intermediate is in a sense the extremes.
16 V, 1 | extremes. Hence we speak of the intermediate as in a sense a contrary
17 V, 1 | contrary relatively to the intermediate: for instance, the central
18 V, 1 | either a contrary or an intermediate (for a privation may be
19 V, 3 | points (for all lines are intermediate between points), whereas
20 V, 5 | motion to a contrary or to an intermediate (of this, however, we shall
21 V, 5 | of contraries admit of an intermediate, motions to that intermediate
22 V, 5 | intermediate, motions to that intermediate must be held to be in a
23 V, 5 | the contraries: for the intermediate serves as a contrary for
24 VI, 1 | nothing of their own kind intermediate between them-nothing that
25 VI, 1 | nothing of their own kind intermediate between them, whereas that
26 VI, 1 | them, whereas that which is intermediate between points is always
27 VI, 1 | a line and that which is intermediate between moments is always
28 VI, 1 | anything of any other kind intermediate between the parts or between
29 VI, 1 | its passage but was in an intermediate state: while if it is passing
30 VI, 3 | other, there will be time intermediate between them, because everything
31 VI, 3 | that there is something intermediate between its limits and described
32 VI, 3 | name as itself. But if the intermediate thing is time, it will be
33 VI, 6 | and time is that which is intermediate between moments-we are enabled
34 VI, 6 | divisible, and that which is intermediate between moments is time,
35 VI, 6 | will be a period of time intermediate between the two: for, as
36 VI, 6 | impossible, that which is intermediate between them must be a magnitude
37 VII, 2 | mean that there is nothing intermediate between them). This is universally
38 VII, 2 | locomotion there is nothing intermediate between moved and movent.
39 VII, 2 | locomotion there is nothing intermediate between moved and movent.~
40 VII, 2 | again is there anything intermediate between that which undergoes
41 VII, 2 | Thus there can be nothing intermediate between that which undergoes
42 VII, 2 | again, can there be anything intermediate between that which suffers
43 VII, 2 | another there can be nothing intermediate between them.~It is evident,
44 VII, 2 | the moved there is nothing intermediate.~
45 VIII, 1| one, and at rest in the intermediate periods of time-his account
46 VIII, 1| cause motion, while in the intermediate period of time there is
47 VIII, 5| there may be one or more intermediate links: e.g. the stick moves
48 VIII, 5| kind there is no need of an intermediate movent that is also moved (
49 VIII, 5| motion than that which is intermediate. In the second place, there
50 VIII, 5| it that there is only one intermediate term, though there may be
51 VIII, 8| alteration there are the intermediate stages of the process, and
52 VIII, 8| difference whether we take the intermediate stages of the process to
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