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 1   I, 3 | definition of the whole is not contained in the definitions of the
 2   I, 4 |     that the contrarieties are contained in the one and emerge from
 3   I, 9 |  ceases to be-the privation-is contained within it. But as potentiality
 4 III, 6 |      far as it is infinite, is contained. Consequently, also, it
 5 III, 7 |    matter and the infinite are contained inside what contains them,
 6 III, 7 |      contains, and not what is contained.~
 7  IV, 1 |      now contains air formerly contained water, so that clearly the
 8  IV, 2 |       magnitude: it is what is contained and defined by the form,
 9  IV, 3 |      is different from what is contained), place could not be either
10  IV, 3 |       or the form of the thing contained, but must different-for
11  IV, 3 |    shape, are parts of what is contained.~This then may serve as
12  IV, 4 |        contains and of what is contained are coincident. Both the
13  IV, 4 |     something, because what is contained and separate may often be
14  IV, 4 |      it is in contact with the contained body. (By the contained
15  IV, 4 |        contained body. (By the contained body is meant what can be
16  IV, 5 |      be moved (for one part is contained in another), while, on the
17  IV, 7 |       they squeeze out what is contained in them (as, for instance,
18  IV, 10|      contains and the other is contained, as the shorter time is
19  IV, 12|        If this is so, they are contained by time as things in place
20  IV, 12|    time as things in place are contained by place.~Plainly, too,
21  IV, 12|       things in time should be contained by time, just like other
22  IV, 12|      in time, for they are not contained time, nor is their being
23  IV, 12|     which do not exist but are contained by time some were, e.g.
24   V, 3 |      are, as the word implies, contained in each other: continuity
25 VIII, 8| passing, its passage not being contained within any period of time