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 1 4 |        as is admitted, be either true or false, whereas expressions
 2 4 |          wins", cannot be either true or false.~
 3 5 | individual or the species. It is true that, inasmuch as primary
 4 5 |   substance this is indisputably true, for the thing is a unit.
 5 5 |       impression is not strictly true; for a secondary substance
 6 5 |    peculiar to substance, but is true of many other things, such
 7 5 |        it is agreed, can be both true and false. For if the statement "
 8 5 |     statement "he is sitting" is true, yet, when the person in
 9 5 | unaltered, but it is at one time true, at another false, according
10 6 |   discrete quantity.~The same is true of speech. That speech is
11 6 |          contiguous. The same is true with regard to the solid
12 7 |        This is for the most part true, as in the case of the double
13 7 |         it does not appear to be true in all cases that correlatives
14 7 |          converse of this is not true. It is true that if the
15 7 |          this is not true. It is true that if the object of knowledge
16 7 |          know. Yet it is equally true that, if knowledge of a
17 7 |         questioned whether it is true that no substance is relative,
18 7 |          substances, it is quite true that there is no such possibility,
19 7 |         particular person. It is true also, for the most part
20 7 |      being the case, it would be true to say that no substance
21 8 |      becomes pale, and so on. So true is this, that when a man
22 8 |         might ensue, and this is true with regard to all those
23 10|      body, inasmuch as it is not true to say that everybody must
24 10|        are predicated: it is not true to say that everything that
25 10|       for the one opposite to be true and the other false.~Neither
26 10|          necessary for one to be true and the other false. Health
27 10|   contraries: neither of them is true or false. "Double" and "
28 10| correlatives: neither of them is true or false. The case is the
29 10|      composite expressions is it true to say that one of the pair
30 10|          the pair must always be true and the other false. For
31 10|     Socrates exists, one will be true and the other false, but
32 10|        nor "Socrates is well" is true, if Socrates does not exist
33 10|           neither proposition is true, but even if the subject
34 10|      always the fact that one is true and the other false. For "
35 10|     necessary that one should be true and the other false, for
36 10|       always false and the other true. For manifestly, if Socrates
37 10|         Socrates is not ill", is true, and the other false. This
38 10|        say that he is not ill is true. Thus it is in the case
39 10|          one of the pair must be true and the other false.~
40 12|     wherein we allege that he is true, and conversely, if the
41 12|     wherein we allege that he is true, then he is. The true proposition,
42 12|         is true, then he is. The true proposition, however, is
43 14|     sorts of motion. This is not true, for we may say that all