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 1   I, 7 |             the question first with reference to becoming in its widest
 2  II, 5 |              nor normally, and with reference to such of these as might
 3  II, 7 |          why", then, is answered by reference to the matter, to the form,
 4  II, 7 |             qualification, but with reference to the essential nature
 5 III, 1 |              relative" is used with reference to (1) excess and defect, (
 6 III, 1 |         will motion and change have reference to something over and above
 7  IV, 2 |         impossible that what has no reference to motion or the distinction
 8  IV, 13|          same thing and in the same reference, but in essence they are
 9  IV, 13|             must be determined with reference to the "now". There will
10  IV, 13|         that, and there was such in reference to the past event. But if
11  IV, 14|         faster and slower exists in reference to all change, since it
12  IV, 14|            before" and "after" with reference to the distance from the "
13  IV, 14|           is used contrariwise with reference to past and to future time;
14   V, 1 | accidentally, or partially and with reference to something other than
15   V, 1 |             or directly and with no reference to anything else: for instance,
16  VI, 5 |           the primary when that has reference to the end of the change
17  VI, 5 |           limit. But that which has reference to the beginning is not
18  VI, 5 |            evident, then, that with reference to the beginning of change
19  VI, 6 |             it may have an extended reference, as e.g. when we say that
20  VI, 6 |            for its motion will have reference to a time other than ChRh.
21  VI, 9 |       fallacious assumption.~Nor in reference to contradictory change
22 VII, 2 |      respectively first and last in reference to the moved there is nothing