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 1  IV, 3| faculty has been trained. The jar then will not be in itself
 2  IV, 3|     not be in itself. But the jar of wine will: for the contents
 3  IV, 3|     called white, &c. But the jar and the wine in separation
 4  IV, 3|     have to be both, e.g. the jar will have to be both vessel
 5  IV, 3|    and the wine both wine and jar, if it is possible for a
 6  IV, 3|       were in each other, the jar will receive the wine in
 7  IV, 3|       the wine will be in the jar in virtue not of its being
 8  IV, 3|     virtue not of its being a jar but of the jar’s being a
 9  IV, 3|    its being a jar but of the jar’s being a jar. Now that
10  IV, 3|      but of the jar’s being a jar. Now that they are different
11  IV, 3|   time in the same thing. The jar would be in itself-if a
12  IV, 4|       cask or the wine in the jar. For the hand is moved with