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 1   I, 3 |        the sense that it must be defined in only one way. "Whiteness"
 2  II, 2 |        bone" and "man"-these are defined like "snub nose", not like "
 3  II, 2 | independent of matter nor can be defined in terms of matter only.
 4 III, 1 |                1~NATURE has been defined as a "principle of motion
 5  IV, 2 |       matter of the magnitude is defined: for this is the limit of
 6  IV, 2 |         is what is contained and defined by the form, as by a bounding
 7  IV, 3 |         it" would be differently defined.~Nor is it possible for
 8  IV, 10|        for "fast" and "slow" are defined by time - "fast" is what
 9  IV, 10|       long time; but time is not defined by time, by being either
10   V, 3 |         one and two.~We have now defined what is meant by "together"
11  VI, 1 |    succession" are understood as defined above things being "continuous"
12  VI, 6 |      made there is always a time defined by moments. If, then, all
13  VI, 8 |       motion takes place: for we defined a state of rest to be the
14  VI, 10|         the sense that it is not defined by limits. But it remains
15 VII, 4 |   equivocal; e.g. if "much" were defined as "so much and more", "
16 VIII, 8|       place. But we have already defined single and continuous motion