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 1 5 |        evident by reference to particular instances which occur. "
 2 5 |      itself. For instance, one particular substance, "man", cannot
 3 6 |    position each to each, or a particular position, or to state what
 4 6 |  unequal to anything else. One particular disposition or one particular
 5 6 |  particular disposition or one particular quality, such as whiteness,
 6 7 |       standing and sitting are particular attitudes, but attitude
 7 7 |    Similarly with the parts: a particular hand or head is not defined
 8 7 |       head is not defined as a particular hand or head of a particular
 9 7 |   particular hand or head of a particular person, but as the hand
10 7 |       as the hand or head of a particular person. It is true also,
11 7 |       if a man knows that some particular thing is relative, assuming
12 7 |    This is clear, moreover, in particular instances. If a man knows
13 8 |      This will be evident from particular instances, if we apply the
14 8 |    knowledge of something. But particular branches of knowledge are
15 8 |      possess knowledge in some particular branch. Those particular
16 8 |       particular branch. Those particular branches, therefore, of
17 10| reference to that to which the particular "positive" is natural. We
18 10|        that is capable of some particular faculty or possession has