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1  II, 3 |      which are actually being effected.~This must suffice for our
2  II, 5 |   necessarily, nor is the end effected (getting the money) a cause
3  VI, 5 |  which that which has changed effected the completion of its change
4  VI, 5 | completion of change has been effected in AB or again in BG, AG
5  VI, 5 | completion of change has been effected. If, on the other hand,
6  VI, 5 | completion of change has been effected must be indivisible. It
7  VI, 5 |      in which change has been effected: for the divisions are infinite.~
8 VIII, 7|       contrary: but growth is effected only by things becoming