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 1   I, 3 |   attribute, while "snubness" contains the definition of "nose",
 2   I, 4 |   held to be that of which it contains the most.~Now (1) the infinite
 3   I, 9 |       does not. As that which contains the privation, it ceases
 4 III, 5 |    itself, since nothing else contains it-on the assumption that
 5 III, 6 |     the bronze statue.) If it contains in the case of sensible
 6 III, 7 |     are contained inside what contains them, while it is the form
 7 III, 7 |    while it is the form which contains. It is natural too to suppose
 8 III, 7 |       in them to make it what contains, and not what is contained.~
 9  IV, 1 | replace one another. What now contains air formerly contained water,
10  IV, 2 |       are in this place which contains no more than you.~Now if
11  IV, 2 |       place is what primarily contains each body, it would be a
12  IV, 3 |   part of what is in it (what contains in the strict sense is different
13  IV, 4 |       then—~(1) Place is what contains that of which it is the
14  IV, 4 |       difference whether what contains is moved or not.~Again,
15  IV, 4 |    this boundary itself if it contains no extension over and above
16  IV, 4 |       the extremities of what contains and of what is contained
17  IV, 4 |    boundary of the body which contains it.~(2) The extension between
18  IV, 4 |  separable from the thing nor contains it, whereas place has both
19  IV, 4 |       a boat on a river, what contains plays the part of a vessel
20  IV, 4 |   motionless boundary of what contains is place.~This explains
21  IV, 4 |      down, the boundary which contains in the direction of the
22  IV, 4 |      are down, and that which contains in the direction of the
23  IV, 5 |      we must suppose, no body contains it. On the line on which
24  IV, 5 |       for on the orb one part contains another. That is why the
25  IV, 5 |       wherein it is and which contains it. But alongside the All
26  IV, 10|  simultaneous (unless the one contains and the other is contained,
27  IV, 12|       direction in which time contains them; if on both, they have
28  VI, 3 |       has been said that time contains something indivisible, and
29  VI, 3 |   previously: but the present contains no "previously": consequently,
30  VI, 5 |    our assumption was that AG contains only the completion of the
31  VI, 5 |   suppose that one part of AG contains the process and the other
32 VII, 4 |    since that which primarily contains the whiteness is the same
33 VII, 4 |    since that which primarily contains the attribute is different
34 VII, 4 |      and say merely that that contains each of them is different
35 VII, 4 |       same, though that which contains them is different in different
36 VII, 4 |       itself or in that which contains the attribute-that these,
37 VII, 4 |      the same" I mean that it contains no specific difference and
38 VII, 4 |      genus is not a unity but contains a plurality latent in it
39 VIII, 1|       some moment, since time contains no point of contact for
40 VIII, 2|      neither is in motion nor contains any motion within itself
41 VIII, 4|     what merely belongs to or contains as a part a thing that causes
42 VIII, 4|     naturally movable when it contains the corresponding principle
43 VIII, 4|       not move itself, but it contains within itself the source
44 VIII, 8|       traversing the distance contains within itself an infinite
45 VIII, 8|       by itself (for the time contains an infinite number of divisions):
46 VIII, 8|     though what is continuous contains an infinite number of halves,