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1     II,  9|       which tend to produce or to destroy it, both in demolishing
2     II,  9|     things tending to produce and destroy: for things whose productive
3    III,  6|           regards the things that destroy, and the processes of generation
4     IV,  4|           things that generate or destroy, and of the capacities and
5     IV,  4| destruction. For if what tends to destroy tends to decompose, then
6     VI,  6|        that kind, if intensified, destroy its essence. If, then, a
7    VII,  1|       which tend to produce or to destroy the things in question of
8    VII,  1|        that tend to produce or to destroy them. Look and see also,
9    VII,  5|        just as in other things to destroy is easier than to create,