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BOOK X

[1] See note, p. 43.

[2] See Book II. chap. ix.

[3] See Book I. chap. v. ad finem.

[4] The notion alluded to is that of the [greek: idea]: that

there is no real substantial good except the [greek: auto

agathon], and therefore whatever is so called is so named in

right of its participation in that.

[5] See note on page 136, 1. 15.

P. 238, 1. 24. Movement is, according to Aristotle, of six kinds:

From not being to being . . . . Generation From being to not

being . . . . Destruction From being to being more . . . .

Increase From being to being less . . . . Diminution From being

here to being there . . Change of Place From being in this way to

being in that Alteration

[7] A may go to sleep quicker than B, but cannot do more sleep in

a given time.

[8] Compare Book III. chap. vi. [Greek: osper kai epi ton

somaton, k. t. l.]

[9] Which is of course a [Greek: genesis].

[10] That is, subordinate Movements are complete before the whole

Movement is.