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 1   I, 5  |          elements, and what they call their principles, with the
 2   I, 7  |         man" and "not musical"-I call simple, and what each becomes-"musical"-simple
 3   I, 7  |            man", and similarly I call the absence of shape or
 4  II, 1  |          of a bed; nor should we call it a work of art. The same
 5  II, 9  |         then, is plainly what we call by the name of matter, and
 6 III, 3  |         patient. (If we ought to call the latter also "agency",
 7  IV, 1  |        change of place, which we call "locomotion".~The question,
 8  IV, 9  |         unless one is willing to call the condition of movement
 9  IV, 14 |         time; for in the past we call "before" what is farther
10  IV, 14 |     nearer, but in the future we call the nearer "before" and
11   V, 2  |        respect of Quality let us call alteration, a general designation
12   V, 4  |   explained what we mean when we call a motion one without qualification.~
13   V, 5  |         e.g. motion to health we call convalescence, motion to
14   V, 6  |   similar to a state of rest and call it absence of change. And
15  VI, 3  | indivisible, and this is what we call a present.~We will now show
16  VI, 9  |        it white or not-white. We call a thing white or not-white
17 VII, 3  |          is completed, we do not call it by the name of its material:
18 VII, 3  |         material: e.g. we do not call the statue "bronze" or the
19 VII, 3  |         a derived expression and call them "of bronze", "waxen",
20 VII, 3  |      altered in any way we still call it by the original name:
21 VII, 3  |          of a thing we no longer call that which has become of
22 VII, 3  |          or alterations we still call it by the name of its material,
23 VII, 3  |         its proper excellence we call it perfect, since it is
24 VII, 3  |    speaking of a house we do not call its arrival at perfection
25 VII, 4  |       same magnitude: and when I call it "the same" I mean that
26 VIII, 3 |  intellectual weakness: it would call in question a whole system,
27 VIII, 7 |  place-it is this last, which we call locomotion, that must be
28 VIII, 8 |      whole time A, it is true to call it white at any moment of
29 VIII, 8 |    moment at which it is true to call the thing white or not white
30 VIII, 10|       the proportion): so we may call this time ZH. That being