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 1 4 |         white", "grammatical". "Double", "half", "greater", fall
 2 7 |      Similarly, the expression "double" has this external reference,
 3 7 |        reference, for it is the double of something else that is
 4 7 |         mark of all relatives; "double" and "triple" have no contrary,
 5 7 |        degree. No term such as "double" admits of this modification.
 6 7 |      the master of a slave; by "double", the double of its hall;
 7 7 |         slave; by "double", the double of its hall; by "half",
 8 7 |          half", the half of its double; by "greater", greater than
 9 7 |     true, as in the case of the double and the half. The existence
10 7 |     another; for if there is no double it follows that there is
11 7 |       such and such a thing is "double", he will also forthwith
12 7 |         that of which it is the double. For if there is nothing
13 7 |     which he knows it to be the double, he does not know at all
14 7 |      not know at all that it is double. Again, if he knows that
15 10|    afforded by the expressions "double" and "half"; with reference
16 10|        other preposition. Thus, double is a relative term, for
17 10|         term, for that which is double is explained as the double
18 10|      double is explained as the double of something. Knowledge,
19 10|         them is true or false. "Double" and "half" are opposed
20 13|         case with regard to the double and the half, for these
21 13| dependent, since, if there is a double, there is also a half, and
22 13|         a half, there is also a double, while at the same time