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 1  II, 2|        until he understands the purpose of each): and the physicist
 2  II, 5|        and such a place for the purpose of getting the money, if
 3  II, 5| actually went there for another purpose and it was only incidentally
 4  II, 5|       he had gone of deliberate purpose and for the sake of this-if
 5  II, 5|         something which involve purpose. Intelligent reflection,
 6  II, 5|         in the same sphere, for purpose implies intelligent reflection.~
 7  II, 6|        man did not fall for the purpose of striking him; therefore
 8  II, 6|         of an agent and for the purpose of striking. The difference
 9  II, 8|        we suppose that there is purpose? Wherever then all the parts
10  II, 8|       rightly produced serves a purpose, and if where mistakes occur
11  II, 8|      mistakes occur there was a purpose in what was attempted, only
12  II, 8|         if he had come for that purpose, though it was not for that
13  II, 8|       is absurd to suppose that purpose is not present because we
14  II, 8|       by nature. If, therefore, purpose is present in art, it is
15  II, 8|       cause that operates for a purpose.~