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1 III, 1  |        moved. But this question depends on another set of arguments,
2 III, 6  |     given part. The description depends on a certain similarity,
3 III, 7  |         but its secondary sense depends on its primary sense, i.e.
4  IV, 12 |       e.g. a future event; this depends on the direction in which
5  VI, 9  |         principle as that which depends on bisection, though it
6 VII, 3  | possession of knowledge that it depends upon a particular relation.
7 VIII, 4 |        as well as naturally: it depends upon the kind of motion
8 VIII, 10|        on which this conclusion depends.~One of these premisses