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 1      I,  1 |          is an argument in which, certain things being laid down,
 2      I,  1 | semicircles wrongly or by drawing certain lines in a way in which
 3      I,  5 |           is always a phrase of a certain kind. One may, however,
 4      I,  5 |          of man, even though at a certain time it may happen to belong
 5      I,  5 |         ascribed as a property in certain relations; e.g. it is a
 6      I,  6 |        have enumerated might in a certain sense be called "definitory".
 7      I,  7 |       other water is because of a certain likeness it bears to it,
 8      I,  13|          three, as well, are in a certain sense propositions: for
 9      I,  15|        are so called because of a certain intrinsic quality they themselves
10      I,  15|          they are productive of a certain result and not because of
11      I,  15|        privation or presence of a certain state: for if the one term
12      I,  15|        privation or presence of a certain state is clear, since animals
13      I,  15|          soul it means to be of a certain quality, e.g. temperate
14      I,  15|       signifies what happens at a certain time, as (e.g.) the good
15      I,  15|           it signifies what is of certain quantity, e.g. as applied
16      I,  15|     declared to be an animal of a certain kind, and the other to be
17      I,  15|        other to be an engine of a certain kind. If, however, the genera
18      I,  15|          we also say that it is a certain kind of animal, so that
19     II,  2 |          privation or presence of certain states, and of contradictory
20     II,  4 |         who perceives judges in a certain way. But per contra it may
21     II,  5 |           laid down, arrives at a certain statement and then tries
22     II,  5 |       statement whatever has in a certain sense made several statements,
23     II,  11|        also it is a good thing at certain places to follow see and
24     II,  11|          absolutely. Moreover, in certain places it is possible to
25     II,  11|        the same way also it is in certain places honourable to sacrifice
26     II,  11|           are Triballi. Again, at certain times it is a good thing
27     II,  11|    indicate a relativity not to a certain time, but to a certain state
28     II,  11|          a certain time, but to a certain state of health: for it
29     II,  11|          it is honourable only to certain persons: it is not therefore
30    III,  1 |          supposed to consist in a certain symmetry of the limbs. Also
31    III,  6 |        not to overthrow. For if a certain form of capacity be good
32    III,  6 |        degree to knowledge, and a certain form of capacity be good,
33    III,  6 |          is knowledge. If, too, a certain form of capacity be good
34    III,  6 |      degree than knowledge, and a certain form of capacity be good,
35     IV,  1 |        the essence of snow, but a certain quality of it. So that neither
36     IV,  5 |           in question follow in a certain sense upon the given species,
37     IV,  5 |       genus be imparted only in a certain respect; e.g. if "animal"
38     IV,  5 |    desirable: for there will be a certain form of capacity that is
39     IV,  5 |         immortality seems to be a certain affection or accidental
40     IV,  5 |          another life, but that a certain accidental feature or affection
41     IV,  6 |          describes an animal of a certain quality, whereas he who
42     IV,  6 |          describes an animal of a certain quality, whereas he who
43     IV,  6 |     describe a walking thing of a certain quality.~The differentia,
44      V,  4 |       pursuit" to "appear good to certain persons", it could not be
45      V,  4 |         either to "appear good to certain persons": for "proper object
46      V,  4 |       representing as different a certain state and what is called
47      V,  5 |         because the thing is in a certain state, as "incontrovertible
48      V,  5 |          reason of his being in a certain state will he be "incontrovertible
49      V,  5 |           property will belong to certain other things as well. For
50      V,  8 |      acted upon or of acting in a certain way: so that to be "capable
51     VI,  2 |        eye as "brow-shaded", or a certain spider as poison-fanged’,
52     VI,  3 |     reality:’ for definition is a certain type of contemplation, so
53     VI,  4 |  essential being is the same as a certain relation to something, so
54     VI,  4 |           seeing that virtue is a certain kind of good: likewise,
55     VI,  6 |          denote a locality, but a certain quality: for even if the
56     VI,  8 |         identical with being in a certain relation to something. He
57     VI,  8 |        only he who gives way to a certain kind of pleasure. Or again,
58     VI,  9 |            the others become in a certain sense clear as well. We
59    VII,  5 |          either never or not in a certain case, the original statement
60   VIII,  1 |       sorry; but still it gives a certain plausibility and air of
61   VIII,  3 |                       3~There are certain hypotheses upon which it
62   VIII,  11|           The third is, supposing certain additions would bring an
63   VIII,  11|  conclusion.~(4) Again, supposing certain withdrawals could effect
64   VIII,  11|          latter, though requiring certain additions, requires only
65   VIII,  13|      always one, and begged it of certain pairs of contraries: for
66   VIII,  13|          the premisses, viz. in a certain relation which they bear
67   VIII,  14|         For a task of this kind a certain natural ability is required: