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 1  IV, 4 |    part in the whole which was previously played by all the water
 2  VI, 3 |       uniform with what it was previously: but the present contains
 3  VI, 3 |       the present contains no "previously": consequently, there can
 4  VI, 6 |    which has changed must also previously have been changing, since
 5  VI, 6 |      has changed, it must have previously been changing.~Moreover,
 6  VI, 6 |       changed, therefore, must previously have been changing: for
 7  VI, 6 |     that which has become must previously have been in process of
 8  VI, 6 |       process of becoming must previously have become, everything (
 9  VI, 6 |     that which has become must previously have been in process of
10  VI, 6 |       process of becoming must previously have become: for all magnitudes
11 VII, 3 |        of the fact that he was previously incapable of using his knowledge,
12 VIII, 1|     thing that is at rest must previously have been in process of
13 VIII, 3|       that half the amount has previously been extruded or removed
14 VIII, 3|      the same grounds as those previously mentioned: viz. that we
15 VIII, 3| confront it with the arguments previously advanced. We must take our
16 VIII, 7|      perfected. But there must previously be something else that is
17 VIII, 7|     kind of motion, but though previously existent has not always
18 VIII, 7|      always undergone it, must previously have been at rest so far
19 VIII, 8|       exists after having been previously non-existent must become
20 VIII, 8|      its locomotion, have been previously also in process of locomotion
21 VIII, 8|   whole motion) must have been previously undergoing the state of