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 1   I, 4 |   separated out will continually decrease, still it will not fall
 2  II, 1 |          place, or of growth and decrease, or by way of alteration).
 3 III, 1 |       common name), increase and decrease: of what can come to be
 4   V, 2 |         it is called increase or decrease according as one or the
 5   V, 2 |        the contrary direction is decrease. Motion in respect of Place
 6   V, 4 |      with regard to increase and decrease. The difference that makes
 7   V, 6 |           too, with increase and decrease: these are not contrary
 8   V, 6 |        violently seems always to decrease: so it will he in a state
 9  VI, 10|        processes of increase and decrease: the limit of increase is
10  VI, 10|   increasing, while the limit of decrease is the complete loss of
11 VII, 2 |         which causes increase or decrease.~Let us begin with locomotion,
12 VII, 2 |          becomes one. Again, the decrease of that which suffers decrease
13 VII, 2 |   decrease of that which suffers decrease is caused by a part of the
14 VII, 2 |   increase and that which causes decrease must be continuous with
15 VII, 2 |  increase and that which suffers decrease respectively: and if two
16 VIII, 3|         either of increase or of decrease: that which comes between
17 VIII, 3|      that from the fact that the decrease is divisible into an infinite
18 VIII, 6|  instrumentality, e.g. increase, decrease, and respiration: these
19 VIII, 7|    increase and then alteration, decrease, and perishing. All these
20 VIII, 7| affections, and for increase and decrease either greatness and smallness
21 VIII, 9|        processes of increase and decrease and alteration, they say,
22 VIII, 9|        in process of increase or decrease or is undergoing some alteration