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 1   I, 2 |        kind and even contrary.~A similar inquiry is made by those
 2   I, 6 |       would seem, from these and similar considerations, a plausible
 3   I, 7 |    acquired art of music, or any similar predicate.~There is a sense,
 4  II, 2 |        nose", not like "curved".~Similar evidence is supplied by
 5  II, 3 |         house-builder building".~Similar distinctions can be made
 6  II, 9 |          mathematics is in a way similar to necessity in things which
 7 III, 3 |         building, healing, &c. A similar definition will apply to
 8 III, 4 |         comes to be comes from a similar body, and there is a coming
 9  IV, 4 |     place, because it presents a similar phenomenon, is thought to
10  IV, 6 |           6~The investigation of similar questions about the void,
11   V, 6 |           we must say that it is similar to a state of rest and call
12   V, 6 |        motion, just as we find a similar contrariety in the motion
13  VI, 8 |     method as that used above in similar demonstrations.~So there
14 VII, 3 |        admitted.~And the case is similar in regard to the states
15 VII, 3 |          activity in question is similar to these.) And the original
16 VII, 4 |          straight line cannot be similar, but that the one must inevitably
17 VII, 5 |        weight in the one case is similar and proportionate to the
18 VIII, 1|      there seems to be something similar, for a cold thing in a sense
19 VIII, 3|        the other sciences are in similar case-so, too, objections
20 VIII, 3|          motion. These and other similar arguments, then, should
21 VIII, 4|          bodies also the case is similar. Thus what is cold is potentially
22 VIII, 4|         from rising. The case is similar also in regard to quantity
23 VIII, 4| condition of active existence is similar: thus the exercise of knowledge
24 VIII, 7|    states of rest. And we have a similar result in the case of changes