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 1   I, 7|     turn" in respect of their material substance.~It is plain that
 2  II, 1| process of making.~But if the material of each of these objects
 3  II, 1|      that it is the immediate material substratum of things which
 4  II, 2|       For the arts make their material (some simply "make" it,
 5  II, 2|     art, however, we make the material with a view to the function,
 6  II, 3|   same way, the one being the material cause, the other the cause
 7  II, 3|      causes of syllables, the material of artificial products,
 8  II, 3| bronze" or of "bronze" or of "material" generally. So too with
 9  II, 9|       to these, except as its material cause: it comes to be for
10  II, 9|       to these (except as its material); it comes to be for an
11   V, 3|  after the lowest) but in the material in which the motion takes
12 VII, 3|    call it by the name of its material: e.g. we do not call the
13 VII, 3|      being bronze, giving the material the same name as that which
14 VII, 3|     figure by the name of the material that exhibits the figure,
15 VII, 3|    call it by the name of its material, it is evident that becomings
16 VII, 3|       the result, e.g. of the material’s being condensed or rarefied