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 1   I, 4  |           and again more flesh be produced from the remainder by repeating
 2  II, 8  |        that in plants too that is produced which is conducive to the
 3  II, 8  |          in which what is rightly produced serves a purpose, and if
 4 III, 7  |       finite straight line may be produced as far as they wish. It
 5  IV, 2  |            Further, when water is produced from air, the place has
 6  IV, 9  |          it is clear that the air produced from water is bulkier than
 7  IV, 9  |          an equal amount of water produced out of air, so that the
 8  IV, 9  |           what exists actually is produced from a potential existent,
 9  IV, 9  |          evident; for when air is produced from water, the same matter
10  IV, 9  | potentially, and, again, water is produced from air in the same way,
11 VII, 3  |     pleasure of this kind must be produced by sensible things: and
12 VII, 3  |    understanding and knowledge is produced by the soul’s settling down
13 VII, 4  |           an equal time there are produced two things that are the
14 VIII, 1 |           view. But that which is produced or directed by nature can
15 VIII, 2 |      thing in which motion can be produced from the thing itself, and
16 VIII, 2 |        case-that many motions are produced in the body by its environment,
17 VIII, 7 |         is in the strictest sense produced by that which moves itself;
18 VIII, 8 |          this same result is also produced by the act of reckoning
19 VIII, 10|       cease when the motive force produced in one member of the consecutive
20 VIII, 10|           in which this motion is produced are things that admit of