result to grow over again.
¶ 1256 leave a comment on paragraph 1256 0 and let’s consider a thing that’s a thing—a result—itself: the sprout, or whatever it may be.
¶ 1258 leave a comment on paragraph 1258 0 it is not a thing which could ever grow from something else, for it is not something which could ever be there as a thing that existed in and of itself, and which came from something that was other than itself: from a seed, for example, acting as its cause.
¶ 1260 leave a comment on paragraph 1260 0 and that’s true because it is not something which even exists, at the time of 