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1   I, 8 |       what is not"-that is, in a qualified sense. For a thing comes
2   I, 8 |       not come to be except in a qualified sense. In that way, however,
3   I, 8 |       become an animal, not in a qualified sense, it will not be from
4 III, 5 |         elements) or is not thus qualified.~(a) We must consider the
5  IV, 14|      soul, or in soul reason, is qualified to count, there would not
6   V, 2 |        in an unqualified or in a qualified sense: for change to a lesser
7   V, 2 | difference whether the change be qualified or unqualified, except that
8   V, 2 |         to one another only in a qualified sense: and a thing’s possessing
9   V, 6 |          in a state of rest in a qualified sense? For, in fact, whenever