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 1   I, 8 |        doctor does something or undergoes something, or becomes something
 2   I, 8 |     being a doctor, if he does, undergoes, or becomes qua doctor.
 3  II, 2 |       of which". For if a thing undergoes a continuous change and
 4   V, 2 |       the body or the soul that undergoes alteration: what is it that
 5   V, 4 |          however, that Socrates undergoes an alteration specifically
 6  VI, 10|        primary time in which it undergoes the change. Then in the
 7 VII, 2 | intermediate between that which undergoes and that which causes alteration:
 8 VII, 2 |     which causes and that which undergoes alteration are adjacent.
 9 VII, 2 |        alteration of that which undergoes alteration is also caused
10 VII, 2 |        alteration of that which undergoes alteration is caused by
11 VII, 2 |     which causes and that which undergoes alteration are adjacent.
12 VII, 2 |   alteration, and the body that undergoes alteration is continuous
13 VII, 2 | intermediate between that which undergoes and that which causes alteration.~
14 VII, 3 |        Everything, we say, that undergoes alteration is altered by
15 VII, 5 |       and a definite thing that undergoes alteration, and a certain
16 VIII, 8|         back in a straight line undergoes two contrary locomotions,
17 VIII, 8|       the state of rest that it undergoes is one of those that are