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 1 5|         individual in a greater degree, while the latter is too
 2 5|        to admit of variation of degree. I do not mean by this that
 3 5|       not admit of variation of degree.~The most distinctive mark
 4 6|  appears, admit of variation of degree. One thing cannot be two
 5 6|        cubits long in a greater degree than another. Similarly
 6 6|    regard to which variation of degree can be predicated. The category
 7 6|       not admit of variation of degree.~The most distinctive mark
 8 7|       can admit of variation of degree. For "like" and "unlike", "
 9 7|     that admits of variation of degree. No term such as "double"
10 8|     acquired only in a moderate degree, is, it is agreed, abiding
11 8| Qualities admit of variation of degree. Whiteness is predicated
12 8|      thing in a greater or less degree than of another. This is
13 8|  exhibit a quality in a greater degree than it did before: if a
14 8|        admitted of variation of degree, difficulties might ensue,
15 8|      well admit of variation of degree themselves, but that people
16 8|         that people vary in the degree in which they possess these
17 8|       what they are vary in the degree in which they possess them;
18 8|        to admit of variation of degree, nor indeed do any that
19 8|      differ from one another in degree; the square is no more a
20 8|     which admit of variation of degree.~Whereas none of the characteristics
21 9|        and also of variation of degree. Heating is the contrary
22 9|      also admit of variation of degree: for it is possible to heat
23 9|       heat in a greater or less degree; also to be heated in a
24 9|     heated in a greater or less degree. Thus action and affection
25 9|      also admit of variation of degree. So much, then, is stated