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 1   I, 4 |      contraries as differentiae, i.e. forms).~The second set assert
 2   I, 4 |          out of existent things, i.e. out of things already present,
 3   I, 4 |    nothing but white or healthy, i.e. was not the predicate of
 4   I, 7 |  underlying nature to substance, i.e. the "this" or existent.~
 5   I, 9 |        then. But of the natural, i.e. perishable, forms we shall
 6  II, 1 |     receiving these designations i.e. in so far as they are products
 7  II, 1 |        to be there is privation, i.e. a contrary to what comes
 8  II, 2 |       sinew or the smith bronze (i.e. until he understands the
 9  II, 3 |       the form or the archetype, i.e. the statement of the essence,
10  II, 4 |      vortex arose spontaneously, i.e. the motion that separated
11  II, 7 |      that which is coming to be, i.e. the form; for this is the
12 III, 1 | identical without qualification, i.e. in definition, the fulfilment
13 III, 7 |    depends on its primary sense, i.e. movement is called infinite
14  IV, 3 |          generally "in" its end, i.e. in "that for the sake of
15  IV, 4 |         and as it were a vessel, i.e. a container of the thing.~
16  IV, 6 |     thing, that change in place (i.e. locomotion and increase)
17  IV, 8 |      that is not easily divided, i.e. a medium that is somewhat
18  IV, 8 |       the speed of the movement, i.e. in a time equal to H. If,
19  IV, 9 |       passivity and impassivity, i.e. not of locomotion but rather
20  IV, 10|          if coincidence in time (i.e. being neither prior nor
21  IV, 12|        and "even" are in number, i.e. in the sense that the one
22  IV, 12|       does not exist be in time, i.e. those non-existent things
23  IV, 14|      which time is an attribute, i.e. if movement can exist without
24   V, 1 |         belonging to it changes, i.e. in statements which refer
25   V, 4 |          in an accidental sense (i.e. it must be one as the white
26   V, 6 |      fire and downward to earth, i.e. the locomotions of the two
27  VI, 1 |       are different in this way, i.e. spatially separate.~Nor,
28  VI, 2 |       the same way as the other; i.e. if time is infinite in respect
29  VI, 10|      motion except accidentally: i.e. it can be in motion only
30 VII, 1 |       infinite, the motion EZHO, i.e. the motion that is composed
31 VII, 3 |  determined by sense-perception, i.e. they are stimulated by something
32 VII, 3 |      presence of something else: i.e. it is when it meets with
33 VII, 4 |      commensurable with another, i.e. we cannot say that one is
34 VIII, 1|         explain the cause of it: i.e. he should not make any mere
35 VIII, 5|        capacity for being moved: i.e. it will have a capacity