Book, Paragraph

 1 III, 5 |         of the All will have no unity except that of contact.
 2  IV, 13|        of both parts, and their unity. And the dividing and the
 3   V, 3 |     their mutual contact form a unity. And in whatever way that
 4   V, 4 |         thing, and in one time. Unity is required in respect of
 5  VI, 7 |      because there must be some unity which will be a measure
 6 VII, 1 | together they all form a single unity: whether this unity is finite
 7 VII, 1 |      single unity: whether this unity is finite or infinite makes
 8 VII, 4 |         that the genus is not a unity but contains a plurality
 9 VII, 4 |      different, and there is no unity of alteration any more than
10 VII, 4 |        more than there would be unity of locomotion under like