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 1      I,  5 |         even though at a certain time it may happen to belong
 2      I,  5 |          same thing being at one time white, and at another not
 3      I,  9 |        Quality, Relation, Place, Time, Position, State, Activity,
 4      I,  15|        what happens at a certain time, as (e.g.) the good that
 5      I,  15|        that happens at the right time: for what happens at the
 6      I,  15|        what happens at the right time is called good. Often it
 7     II,  4 |  question.~Moreover, look at the time involved, to see if there
 8     II,  4 |       one is concerned with past time, whereas the other has to
 9     II,  7 |        should belong at the same time to the same thing.~Or again,
10     II,  11|          respect, and at a given time and place: for if the predicate
11     II,  11|         is predicated at a given time or place: for what is absolutely
12     II,  11|       respect or at any place or time. An objection may be raised
13     II,  11|    escape destruction at a given time, whereas it is not possible
14     II,  11|      relativity not to a certain time, but to a certain state
15    III,  6 |       belongs, showing e.g. that time is not moved, nor yet a
16    III,  6 |          none of these belong to time, clearly it does not move,
17     IV,  3 |      same thing will at the same time partake of contrary things,
18     IV,  3 |      does not belong at the same time to all; e.g. if justice
19     IV,  4 |         which they happen at any time to be used (e.g. "disposition"
20     IV,  4 |       which they are used at any time, though they still may be (
21     IV,  4 |         which they happen at any time to be used (as e.g. that
22     IV,  5 |     could the same animal at one time be, and at another not be,
23     IV,  6 |           when it is at the same time related in like manner to
24      V,  1 |      four. For if he at the same time render this property of
25      V,  1 |       one which is true at every time, and never fails, like being’
26      V,  1 |          true at some particular time, and does not of necessity
27      V,  1 |          is never a biped at any time. On the other hand, a difference
28      V,  1 |      relation to many periods of time: if essential’, discuss
29      V,  1 |      relation to many periods of time; for if it does not or did
30      V,  1 |    further than in regard to the time called "the present"; and
31      V,  3 |          property of the present time he has omitted to make a
32      V,  3 |          property of the present time which he is rendering: for
33      V,  3 |          property of the present time which he intended to state,
34      V,  3 |          property of the present time, and so he cannot have rendered
35      V,  3 |          property of the present time, he has, in stating it,
36      V,  3 |          property of the present time that he is stating: for
37      V,  5 |       the property at the actual time of making the statement.~
38      V,  8 |          as can be breathed at a time when there exists no animal
39     VI,  6 |         regard to all periods of time look and see whether there
40     VI,  13|        same place or in the same time, and if this be in no way
41     VI,  13|       are each found in the same time as the other, look and see
42     VI,  13|          the latter" at the same time, and not as yet be courageous!
43    VII,  1 |         not admit it at the same time; just as it is not the case
44   VIII,  1 |     induction, while at the same time, even if one cannot reach
45   VIII,  1 |         to urge: and at the same time they are cautious about
46   VIII,  2 |          form. It is at the same time also perhaps fair to ask
47   VIII,  2 |      asking one thing for a long time is a bad inquirer. For if
48   VIII,  5 | contraries belonging at the same time to the same thing; not because
49   VIII,  10|         which is directed to the time allowed for discussion:
50   VIII,  14|     trained yourself at the same time in both asking questions