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 1   I, 5|    production of a house, a statue, or any other complex. A
 2   I, 5|   instead of conjunction, a statue (or any other thing that
 3   I, 7|    survives; we speak of "a statue coming to be from bronze",
 4   I, 7|   of the "bronze becoming a statue". The change, however, from
 5   I, 7|    by change of shape, as a statue; (2) by addition, as things
 6   I, 7|     as the bronze is to the statue, the wood to the bed, or
 7  II, 1|  bronze the "nature" of the statue.~As an indication of this
 8  II, 3|      e.g. the bronze of the statue, the silver of the bowl,
 9  II, 3|    bronze are causes of the statue. These are causes of the
10  II, 3|     These are causes of the statue qua statue, not in virtue
11  II, 3|    causes of the statue qua statue, not in virtue of anything
12  II, 3| sculptor" is the cause of a statue, because "being Polyclitus"
13  II, 3|   said to be the cause of a statue or, generally, "a living
14  II, 3| said to be the cause of the statue.~All causes, both proper
15  II, 3|   are causes, e.g. of "this statue" or of "statue" or of "image"
16  II, 3|     of "this statue" or of "statue" or of "image" generally,
17  II, 3|     particular causes, e.g. statue to sculptor, this statue
18  II, 3|    statue to sculptor, this statue to this sculptor; and powers
19 III, 1|     Bronze is potentially a statue. But it is not the fulfilment
20 III, 6|    potential existence of a statue we mean that there will
21 III, 6|     there will be an actual statue. It is not so with the infinite.
22 III, 6|     bronze is of the bronze statue.) If it contains in the
23 VII, 3|     e.g. we do not call the statue "bronze" or the pyramid "