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 1   I, 4  | other hand have two modes of explanation.~The first set make the
 2   I, 5  |     knowable in the order of explanation, others those more familiar
 3   I, 5  |     knowable in the order of explanation, others what is more familiar
 4   I, 5  |     knowable in the order of explanation, the particular in the order
 5   I, 5  |      the order of sense: for explanation has to do with the universal,
 6   I, 8  | reason for its adoption.~Our explanation on the other hand is that
 7   I, 8  |     first way of putting our explanation) in the same sense as "a
 8  IV, 1  |      s difficulty demands an explanation: for if everything that
 9 VIII, 8 |      account of the fact and explanation of its true nature it is
10 VIII, 10|    while we must accept this explanation to the extent of saying