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 1   I, 7 |       1) "from being a man he came to be musical" but only "
 2   I, 9 |      ceasing to be. For if it came to be, something must have
 3  II, 4 |       of the parts of animals came to be by chance.~There are
 4  II, 6 |       example, that the horse came "spontaneously", because,
 5  II, 6 | nature, we do not say that it came to be by chance, but by
 6  II, 8 |   Wherever then all the parts came about just what they would
 7  II, 8 |      was not for that that he came. This is incidental, for
 8  IV, 1 |    says:~"First of all things came chaos to being, then broad-breasted
 9  IV, 13|      has come now" because he came to-day. But the things in
10 VIII, 8|     there was a moment when A came to be at B and that at the