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1   I, 3 |       at the same time mean the contradictory of this, there will be nothing
2  VI, 5 |       is evident, then, that in contradictory change that which has changed
3  VI, 5 |     most obvious in the case of contradictory change. It is clear, then,
4  VI, 9 | assumption.~Nor in reference to contradictory change shall we find anything
5  VI, 9 |     conditions which stand in a contradictory relation: while the changing
6  VI, 10| something to something. Thus in contradictory changes the positive or
7 VIII, 4|    otherwise he would be in the contradictory state of not knowing. In
8 VIII, 7|      The question whether these contradictory changes are contraries or
9 VIII, 7|      thing need not rest in the contradictory state, or if there is no