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 1      I,  4 |         of, things arguments take place, and with what materials
 2      I,  4 |          on which reasonings take place. For arguments start with "
 3      I,  4 |          on which reasonings take place are "problems". Now every
 4      I,  9 |      Quantity, Quality, Relation, Place, Time, Position, State,
 5      I,  9 |           on which arguments take place, and the materials with
 6      I,  18|         is clear, then, that they place them in that which is common
 7     II,  8 |          for the sequence to take place, in the case of relative
 8     II,  11|       intensity" is found to take place. The above rule is, however,
 9     II,  11|           and at a given time and place: for if the predicate be
10     II,  11|     predicated at a given time or place: for what is absolutely
11     II,  11|          in any respect or at any place or time. An objection may
12    III,  1 | particular science.~In the second place, that which is known as "
13    III,  6 |      universal form, in the first place the universal constructive
14     IV,  2 |         of things that change one place for another involuntarily,
15     IV,  2 |        fusion", or that change of place’ is the differentia of "
16     IV,  3 |          three ways: in the first place, see whether the contrary
17     IV,  5 |             Sometimes also people place the whole inside the part
18     IV,  5 |        things it is impossible to place in a single genus, e.g.
19      V,  3 |          stated. For in the first place, any unusual procedure always
20      V,  3 |     always follows. In the second place, a man who omits to provide
21     VI,  1 |           definition should first place the object in its genus,
22     VI,  1 |           again, he has failed to place the object in the appropriate
23     VI,  8 |        the quantity or quality or place or other differentiae of
24     VI,  8 |           well quantity, quality, place, and cause. Likewise, also,
25     VI,  13|         look and see in the first place if A and B cannot in the
26     VI,  13|        soul), or else in the same place or in the same time, and
27    VII,  3 |          that kind. In the second place, to say accurately what
28   VIII,  3 |         about which, in the first place, it is uncertain whether
29   VIII,  3 |          to discover in the first place just this-in which of the
30   VIII,  7 |       Clearly, then, in the first place, if what is said be not
31   VIII,  14|         this kind is in the first place to get into the habit of