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 1      I,  14|     there are-to comprehend the matter in outline-three divisions:
 2      I,  18|       we are well supplied with matter for a discussion, we shall
 3      I,  18| strength of the hypothesis, the matter before us as well: for we
 4     II,  6 |       if he has declared a mere matter of chance to happen of necessity
 5     VI,  1 |   necessary: for all additional matter in a definition is superfluous.
 6     VI,  3 |       if, though the additional matter may be peculiar to the given
 7     VI,  3 |      the right way to treat the matter in all cases is to be guided
 8     VI,  3 |        the same thing; but as a matter of fact the subject said
 9    VII,  2 |        other hand, helps in the matter of definition; for it is
10    VII,  5 |       of this sort is no simple matter, e.g. that of the elements
11   VIII,  5 |       to say something upon the matter for ourselves.~The thesis
12   VIII,  10|         a solution has not as a matter of fact been brought, yet
13   VIII,  12|      relation to the particular matter in hand.~