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 1  II, 7  |       they cause motion not by possessing motion or a source of motion
 2  IV, 1  | relative position, but also as possessing distinct potencies. This
 3   V, 2  | qualified sense: and a thing’s possessing a quality in a greater or
 4  VI, 5  |      where by "primary" I mean possessing the characteristics in question
 5 VII, 2  |        differs from another in possessing a greater or lesser number
 6 VII, 2  | sensible characteristics or in possessing the same sensible characteristics
 7 VIII, 4 |     from one who while already possessing the knowledge is not actually
 8 VIII, 5 |   teaching necessarily implies possessing knowledge, and learning
 9 VIII, 5 |    knowledge, and learning not possessing it. Still more unreasonable
10 VIII, 10|      supposed finite magnitude possessing an infinite force as well