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 1      I,  5 |        phrase; for it is sometimes possible to define the meaning of
 2      I,  11|   questions of that kind too it is possible to inquire.~Problems, then,
 3      I,  13|            propositions: for it is possible to make a proposition corresponding
 4      I,  14|             as long as division is possible, e.g. the knowledge of "
 5      I,  18|       senses a term is used, it is possible that the answerer and the
 6      I,  18|       terms. This, however, is not possible in all cases, but only when
 7     II,  1 |    accidents and in no other it is possible for something to be true
 8     II,  2 |        Thus (e.g.) to see if it is possible to wrong a god, ask what
 9     II,  2 |   deliberately", clearly it is not possible for a god to be wronged:
10     II,  3 |        angles. If, then, it is not possible in any sense of the term
11     II,  3 |         should be so; or, if it is possible in some sense, then clearly
12     II,  3 |          sense, then clearly it is possible. Distinguish as many meanings
13     II,  4 |        rightness and wrongness are possible in regard to perception,
14     II,  4 |           is to judge, while it is possible to judge rightly or wrongly,
15     II,  4 |    rightness and wrongness must be possible. In the present instance
16     II,  4 |         look and see whether it be possible for the soul to be moved
17     II,  7 |          to this point, that it is possible for it to belong.~
18     II,  10|        this is not true; for it is possible to know many things but
19     II,  11|            for if the predicate be possible in some respect, it is possible
20     II,  11|    possible in some respect, it is possible also absolutely. Likewise,
21     II,  11|       absolutely impossible is not possible either in any respect or
22     II,  11|      nature. Likewise, also, it is possible for a destructible thing
23     II,  11|            time, whereas it is not possible for it to escape absolutely.
24     II,  11|            in certain places it is possible to live singly and alone,
25     II,  11|           but absolutely it is not possible to exist singly and alone.
26    III,  2 |           health. Also it is quite possible for what is not good, together
27    III,  2 |          not true: for it is quite possible that Ajax did not resemble
28    III,  5 |          taken in the most general possible form: for when so taken
29    III,  5 |         number of instances. It is possible to render some of the actual
30    III,  6 |            for so you will find it possible both to demolish and to
31    III,  6 |       except that whereas both are possible by means of like degrees,
32    III,  6 |          of a smaller degree it is possible only to establish, not to
33    III,  6 |          Clearly, then, it is only possible to establish a view by means
34    III,  6 |       problem be indefinite, it is possible to overthrow a statement
35    III,  6 |            clear, then, that it is possible to demolish an indefinite
36    III,  6 |            be definite, it will be possible to demolish it in two ways;
37    III,  6 |            pleasure is good, it is possible to demolish it in three
38    III,  6 |     Moreover, in cases where it is possible to make the accident definite
39     IV,  1 |    instances just given. For it is possible for a thing to be and not
40     IV,  1 |         whether it be necessary or possible for the genus to partake
41     IV,  2 |          as differentia: for it is possible for a man to bring forward
42     IV,  2 |           view. Moreover, if it be possible for the genus stated, or
43     IV,  4 |          the soul: for it is quite possible that the knowledge of itself
44     IV,  4 |           not necessary, for it is possible for this same knowledge
45     IV,  5 |   conviction conception: for it is possible to have the same conception
46     IV,  6 |         both admit it, it is still possible for one not to be the genus
47      V,  1 |          quadruped. For then it is possible to try to show both that
48      V,  1 |           in regard to which it is possible for arguments both numerous
49      V,  2 |            in that case it will be possible to conceive it more adequately,
50      V,  4 |            e.g.) inasmuch as it is possible for the attribute "walking
51      V,  8 |         breathe the air, it is not possible to breathe it if no animal
52     VI,  1 |            to be the very clearest possible, seeing that the whole purpose
53     VI,  2 |         clear which of the several possible senses of the term he intends
54     VI,  2 |           is always obscure. It is possible, also, to argue sophistically
55     VI,  4 |            us: for either sense is possible. Thus absolutely the prior
56     VI,  4 |     observe that it is perhaps not possible to define some things in
57     VI,  10|           another in plants. It is possible to hold the view that life
58     VI,  11|            rendered by phrases, if possible in every case, or if not,
59     VI,  12|           might be said that it is possible for what is desirable in
60     VI,  13|        cases also (for it is quite possible for two men to have a mina
61     VI,  13|           anything, as there is no possible way in which A can exist
62     VI,  13|       right reasoning": here it is possible that the person exhibits
63    VII,  1 |             but also whether it is possible for a supposition to bring
64    VII,  3 |    definition and essence is quite possible. For if a definition is
65    VII,  3 |          should be the same is not possible; else contraries will have
66    VII,  3 |            the ways in which it is possible to establish a result by
67    VII,  5 |         while in other cases it is possible to demolish what is said
68   VIII,  1 |            the question in hand as possible: for these are the bases
69   VIII,  1 |          as far aloof from them as possible. Thus if one desires to
70   VIII,  1 | constructed-and as many of them as possible. This is likely to be effected
71   VIII,  1 |           answerer at the greatest possible distance from the original
72   VIII,  1 |          One should also, wherever possible, secure the universal premiss
73   VIII,  1 |          should leave it as far as possible doubtful whether he wishes
74   VIII,  2 |         well.’ In induction, it is possible in some cases to ask the
75   VIII,  2 |            the case of these it is possible by withdrawing a part to
76   VIII,  2 |        forthcoming.~Whenever it is possible to reason to the same conclusion
77   VIII,  2 |           of a form to which it is possible to reply "Yes" or "No",
78   VIII,  2 |            the aforesaid it is not possible. For this reason questions
79   VIII,  3 |            argument: for it is not possible to bring many arguments
80   VIII,  3 |        people to see whether it is possible for the same thing to have
81   VIII,  10|        open or not.~There are four possible ways of preventing a man
82   VIII,  11|            propositions: for it is possible for a given man to believe
83   VIII,  11|           the answerer in the best possible way: for when men lose their
84   VIII,  11|            easily be proved. It is possible also that an argument, even
85   VIII,  12|           from premisses as far as possible generally accepted. For
86   VIII,  14|      produced by keeping as far as possible away from topics akin to
87   VIII,  14|      however, you should as far as possible avoid universalizing your