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 1  II, 1 |        in which it inheres.~The term "according to nature" is
 2  II, 2 |     different ways in which the term "nature" is used.~The next
 3  II, 2 |     Again, matter is a relative term: to each form there corresponds
 4  II, 3 |     number of ways in which the term "cause" is used.~As the
 5  II, 6 |       spontaneity" is the wider term. Every result of chance
 6  II, 7 |        in all the senses of the term, namely, (1) that from this
 7 III, 4 |     various senses in which the term "infinite" is used.~(1)
 8   V, 2 |        series there is no first term, here there will be no first
 9   V, 2 | locomotion, though strictly the term "locomotion" is applicable
10   V, 2 |      three kinds of motion.~The term "immovable" we apply in
11   V, 2 |       correspondingly apply the term invisible to sound); in
12   V, 2 |        thing of which I use the term "being at rest": for rest
13   V, 3 | contradiction admits of no mean term, it is obvious that "between"
14   V, 4 |        be "one": for we use the term "one" in many senses.~Motion
15   V, 6 |         the strict sense of the term another motion, but it also
16  VI, 4 |         for the division of one term will involve the division
17  VI, 8 |   circumstances that we use the term "being at rest"-when at
18  VI, 10|      that it should be cut, the term "cannot" being used in several
19 VII, 4 |       equivocally that the same term "sharp" is applied to them:
20 VII, 4 |       leading-note, because the term "sharp" has the same meaning
21 VII, 4 |       Can it be, then, that the term "quick" has not the same
22 VII, 4 |   without equivocation? For the term "much" has the same meaning
23 VII, 4 |       position and say that the term "much" is equivocal? In
24 VII, 4 |         inevitably an equivocal term; and if "one" is equivocal,
25 VII, 4 |          but there is no common term that will include both relations,
26 VIII, 4|  possess. But the fact that the term "potentially" is used in
27 VIII, 5|        series there is no first term)-if then everything that
28 VIII, 5|   visual experience of the last term in this series, namely that
29 VIII, 5|      the existence of the third term also, that which causes
30 VIII, 5|        is only one intermediate term, though there may be more).
31 VIII, 9|         the strict sense of the term only when its motion is