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 1   I, 5 |           be.~Nor again do things pass into the first chance thing; "
 2   I, 5 |           thing; "white" does not pass into "musical" (except,
 3   I, 9 |           it ceases to be it will pass into that at the last, so
 4  II, 1 |         eternal (for it could not pass into anything else), but
 5  II, 3 |           the housebuilder do not pass away simultaneously.~In
 6  II, 5 |        some things always come to pass in the same way, and others
 7  II, 5 |           the things that come to pass by necessity and always,
 8  II, 5 |           then, when they come to pass incidental are said to be "
 9  II, 5 |       thing of this kind comes to pass among events which are for
10  II, 5 |           causes of what comes to pass by chance be indefinite;
11  II, 5 |          are capable of coming to pass not necessarily, nor normally,
12  II, 5 |         of these as might come to pass for the sake of something.~
13  II, 6 |           things that may come to pass for the sake of something, (
14  II, 6 |     something, (2) do not come to pass for the sake of what actually
15  II, 8 |      which".~Now mistakes come to pass even in the operations of
16 III, 1 |       what can come to be and can pass away, coming to he and passing
17  IV, 1 |         first; for place does not pass out of existence when the
18  IV, 13|        things come into being and pass away; for which reason some
19  IV, 14|       come into being in time and pass away, and grow, and are
20  VI, 1 |    velocity will cause a thing to pass through less of it in less
21  VI, 2 |       equal time the quicker will pass over a greater magnitude.
22  VI, 2 |           More than this, it will pass over a greater magnitude
23  VI, 2 |          so that the quicker will pass over a greater magnitude
24  VI, 2 |       clear that the quicker will pass over an equal magnitude
25  VI, 2 | consequence that the quicker will pass over an equal magnitude (
26  VI, 2 |       shown that the quicker will pass over an equal magnitude
27  VI, 2 |      slower will in the same time pass over GK, say, which is less
28  VI, 2 |         time ZO, the quicker will pass over it in less time: so
29  VI, 2 |         impossible for a thing to pass over or severally to come
30  VI, 2 |          the thing in motion will pass over a certain segment of
31  VI, 2 |           may happen that it will pass over a length twice, or
32  VI, 9 |            as the B’s and the G’s pass one another, the first B
33 VII, 4 |         part of A in which B will pass over a part of the circle
34 VIII, 8|         whether it is possible to pass through an infinite number