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 1   I, 1 |       into its particular senses. Similarly a child begins by calling
 2   I, 2 |          they are more than one. (Similarly with the parts of wholes
 3   I, 5 |         some intermediate colour. Similarly, "musical" comes to be from "
 4   I, 7 |          the "subject" "man", and similarly I call the absence of shape
 5  II, 4 |         go and buy in the market. Similarly in other cases of chance
 6  II, 8 |        being that the corn grows. Similarly if a man’s crop is spoiled
 7  II, 9 |          guarding certain things. Similarly in all other things which
 8  II, 9 |           be or be there already. Similarly if man is this, then these;
 9 III, 1 |        much", a third "such", and similarly in each of the other modes
10 III, 1 |      built, and this is building. Similarly, learning, doctoring, rolling,
11 III, 5 |           earth is at the centre, similarly the infinite also would
12  IV, 1 |        what is light are carried; similarly, too, "down" is not any
13  IV, 2 |         you are on the earth; and similarly on the earth because you
14  IV, 2 |          replacing the other; and similarly with other bodies. Hence
15  IV, 8 |         it is composed of points! Similarly the void can bear no ratio
16  IV, 9 |           greatness to smallness. Similarly, therefore, if air which
17  IV, 11|         we maintain, with motion. Similarly, then, there corresponds
18  IV, 11|       what is most knowable: for, similarly, motion is known because
19  IV, 14|        along a straight line; and similarly in all other cases. But
20  IV, 14|            horses by a horse, and similarly times by some definite time,
21   V, 1 |  unqualified sense "becomes". And similarly it is impossible for that
22   V, 5 |           other, and to determine similarly how it is with rest. And
23   V, 5 |     agency or by that of another. Similarly we have upward locomotion
24   V, 6 |          to its unnatural motion. Similarly with remaining: remaining
25  VI, 1 |           its motion was E, and G similarly when its motion was Z. Now
26  VI, 1 |       necessary that time also be similarly indivisible, that is to
27  VI, 2 |          ZH, the time may also be similarly divided into two. Thus the
28  VI, 4 |        the time will be divisible similarly to the motion: for if the
29  VI, 7 |  magnitude will be traversed: and similarly in each part of the time
30  VI, 10|   dependent upon some contraries. Similarly contraries are the extreme
31 VII, 2 |        well as the puller. We may similarly classify all the varieties
32 VII, 2 |       kinds of locomotion must be similarly reduced, for they all fall
33 VII, 2 |          to the moved is the air. Similarly, in the case of tasting,
34 VII, 4 |       different cases: "equal" is similarly equivocal; and "one" again
35 VII, 4 |       both, viz. the surface: and similarly they are commensurable in
36 VII, 4 |          in respect of whiteness.~Similarly in the case of motion: two
37 VII, 4 |          takes place. (It is also similarly differentiated, it would
38 VII, 4 | inseparable as e.g. two animals). Similarly one is quicker than the
39 VII, 5 |           certain amount of time. Similarly we have a definite thing
40 VIII, 3|           at a particular moment. Similarly, too, in the case of any
41 VIII, 3|         there is also motion; and similarly if there is such a thing
42 VIII, 4|          is potentially hot): and similarly in the case of all other
43 VIII, 8|           state of rest at B, and similarly at all other points, since
44 VIII, 9|        first movent, "separates". Similarly those who assert no cause