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 1   I, 7 |        concomitant attribute; the privation, on the other hand, and
 2   I, 7 |        there is its contrary, the privation. In what sense these are
 3   I, 8 |        thing comes to be from the privation, which in its own nature
 4   I, 9 |         we distinguish matter and privation, and hold that one of these,
 5   I, 9 |           which it has, while the privation in its own nature is not-being;
 6   I, 9 |          is, substance, while the privation in no sense is. They, on
 7   I, 9 |           that which contains the privation, it ceases to be in its
 8  II, 1 |        are in two senses. For the privation too is in a way form. But
 9  II, 1 | unqualified coming to be there is privation, i.e. a contrary to what
10 III, 1 |          positive form, the other privation; (2) in quality, white and
11 III, 2 |        necessary to class it with privation or with potentiality or
12 III, 7 |           and that its essence is privation, the subject as such being
13  IV, 8 |           be a non-existent and a privation of being), but natural locomotion
14   V, 1 |         or an intermediate (for a privation may be allowed to rank as
15   V, 6 |          of rest (for rest is the privation of motion and the privation
16   V, 6 |       privation of motion and the privation of anything may be called
17 VIII, 1|          its rest, rest being the privation of motion. Therefore, before
18 VIII, 8|           the state of rest being privation of motion; then, inasmuch