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 1   I, 3 |       nature of a definition. For instance, if "man" is a substance, "
 2   I, 3 |        formula; that of "man" for instance in "biped", or that of "
 3   I, 5 |           contraries-colours, for instance, from black and white. Everything,
 4   I, 7 |       that which comes to be; for instance, animals and plants from
 5  II, 1 |          attribute", because (for instance) a man who is a doctor might
 6  II, 1 |          while in some cases (for instance houses and the other products
 7  II, 1 |      virtue of what they are, for instance the property of fire to
 8  II, 5 |         so may it be a cause. For instance, the housebuilding faculty
 9  II, 5 |    qualification-of anything; for instance, a housebuilder is the cause
10  II, 6 |         does not result in B. For instance, taking a walk is for the
11  II, 8 |      about by chance. We say, for instance, that a stranger has come
12  II, 9 |       comes to be for an end. For instance, why is a saw such as it
13 III, 1 |          at another not. Take for instance the buildable as buildable.
14  IV, 2 |    primarily by each. I mean, for instance, that you are now in the
15  IV, 7 |        contained in them (as, for instance, when water is compressed
16  IV, 14|        since it is found in every instance. In the phrase "moving faster"
17   V, 1 |           1) accidentally, as for instance when we say that something
18   V, 1 | particular variety of motion: for instance it may be a thing capable
19   V, 1 |          itself directly, as, for instance, the physician heals, the
20   V, 1 |        which it is in motion: for instance, we may take the three things "
21   V, 1 |      place, is immovable, as, for instance, knowledge and heat. Here,
22   V, 1 |   reference to anything else: for instance, a thing which is becoming
23   V, 1 |          to the intermediate: for instance, the central note is low
24   V, 1 |         particular character: for instance, a change from not-white
25   V, 4 |      different (as in the present instance the circular path is specifically
26   V, 4 |           it may, if in the above instance the health is one and the
27  VI, 4 |     infinite" belong in the first instance to the thing that changes.
28  VI, 9 |         rest; which is false. For instance (so runs the argument),
29 VIII, 3|           reasonable, would be an instance of intellectual weakness: