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 1   I, 5|     black or some intermediate colour. Similarly, "musical" comes
 2   I, 5|       black or an intermediate colour; "musical" passes into "
 3 III, 1|      to give another example, "colour" and visible" are different-and
 4  IV, 7|        of an interval that has colour or sound-is it void or not?
 5  IV, 9|    single matter may serve for colour and heat and cold.~The same
 6   V, 1|      an object of thought, the colour being only accidentally
 7   V, 1|      of thought; it changes to colour, because white is a part
 8   V, 1|     because white is a part of colour, or to Europe, because Athens
 9   V, 1|   changes essentially to white colour. It is now clear in what
10   V, 4| incapable of subdivision: e.g. colour has specific differences:
11 VII, 2|       with the air. Again, the colour is continuous with the light
12 VII, 4|  divisible in the way in which colour is divided into kinds? Thus
13 VII, 4|      than the other where only colour in general and not any particular
14 VII, 4| general and not any particular colour is meant; but they are commensurable