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 1 3 |           Take as an instance the genus "animal" and the genus "
 2 3 |        the genus "animal" and the genus "knowledge". "With feet", "
 3 3 |        two-footed".~But where one genus is subordinate to another,
 4 5 |        the species "man", and the genus to which the species belongs
 5 5 |         the species "man" and the genus "animal,-are termed secondary
 6 5 |          truly substance than the genus, being more nearly related
 7 5 |       species than by stating the genus. Thus, he would give a more
 8 5 |            than by mentioning the genus "plant".~Moreover, primary
 9 5 |       between the species and the genus: for the species is to the
10 5 |         for the species is to the genus as subject is to predicate,
11 5 |           to predicate, since the genus is predicated of the species,
12 5 |       cannot be predicated of the genus. Thus we have a second ground
13 5 |          truly substance than the genus.~Of species themselves,
14 5 |        stating the species or the genus that we appropriately define
15 5 |       between the species and the genus to which the primary substance
16 5 |         to the species and to the genus to which he belongs. This
17 5 |           species and that of the genus with reference to the individual
18 5 | predicated of the individual, the genus both of the species and
19 5 |           species and that of the genus are applicable to the primary
20 5 |        substance, and that of the genus to the species. For all
21 5 |          subject.~Yet species and genus do not merely indicate quality,
22 5 |          further, but species and genus determine the quality with
23 5 |          field in the case of the genus that in that of the species:
24 5 |        Nor can the species or the genus have a contrary. Yet this
25 8 |    practically all such cases the genus is relative, the individual
26 8 |         not. Thus knowledge, as a genus, is explained by reference
27 11|     belong to the same species or genus. Disease and health require
28 11|         either belong to the same genus or belong to contrary genera
29 11|          black belong to the same genus, colour; justice and injustice,
30 13|           another within the same genus are said to be "simultaneous"
31 13|     distinguished within the same genus, and are opposed each to
32 13|     opposed each to each, for the genus "animal" has the "winged",
33 13|      which, belonging to the same genus, are distinguished each
34 13|  water-animal", there will be the genus "animal", but granted the
35 13|          granted the being of the genus "animal", it does not follow
36 13|           opposed within the same genus. Those things, moreover,