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1   VII, 6|           he is an animal, for the definition of animal is said to suit
2   VII, 6|            we define it, a general definition will comprehend all animals.
3   VII, 7|          soul. For, as regards the definition which he furnishes of soul,
4   VII, 7|           that is signified by the definition is difficult to discover.
5   VII, 7|          than the soul itself. The definition, however, which Aristotle
6     X, 1| establishing whence it is that the definition of the truth has been derived.
7     X, 1|           the Babylonians. But its definition is constituted after the
8     X, 1|         manner in which every true definition is, viz., as simple and
9     X, 1|            simple and unadorned. A definition such as this, provided it