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1   I, 2 |      being both one and many, provided that these are not opposites;
2 III, 3 |       the same actualization, provided the actualizations are not
3 III, 3 |      on are one and the same, provided they are not the same in
4 III, 5 |    amount of air in any ratio provided it is numerically definite-the
5 III, 5 |    along if it were infinite, provided it is held together by the
6   V, 4 | incomplete is said to be one, provided only that it is continuous.~
7 VIII, 2|       a necessary conclusion, provided that it is possible for
8 VIII, 7|      are opposites: therefore provided it is impossible for a thing
9 VIII, 7|      not makes no difference, provided only it is impossible for