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 1   I, 7 |     its successive absence and presence.)~The underlying nature
 2  II, 3 | results. For that which by its presence brings about one result
 3  II, 3 |     absence of the pilot whose presence was the cause of its safety.~
 4   V, 2 |        lesser degree means the presence or absence in it of more
 5   V, 3 |     Thus "between" implies the presence of at least three things:
 6  VI, 1 |     section A in virtue of the presence of the motion D. Consequently,
 7  VI, 1 |        a thing in spite of the presence in it of motion to be not
 8  VI, 8 |        needed to determine its presence: consequently that in which
 9 VII, 3 | sensible things: and since the presence in any one of moral defect
10 VII, 3 |        excellence involves the presence in him of pleasure or pain (
11 VII, 3 |    itself but by reason of the presence of something else: i.e.
12 VIII, 1|       necessarily involves the presence of the things that are capable
13 VIII, 7|       and we always assume the presence in nature of the better,