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 1 10|        used. Things are said to be opposed in four senses: (i) as correlatives
 2 10|           for just as blindness is opposed to sight, so is being blind
 3 10|           sight, so is being blind opposed to having sight.~That which
 4 10|           these two are said to be opposed in the same sense as the
 5 10|          For as the affirmation is opposed to the denial, as in the
 6 10|         proposition in one case is opposed to that in the other, his
 7 10|           and "privatives" are not opposed each to each in the same
 8 10|           and "privatives" are not opposed each to each as contraries,
 9 10|           and "privatives" are not opposed each to each in either of
10 10|            in which contraries are opposed.~Again, in the case of contraries,
11 10|           new set. (iv) Statements opposed as affirmation and negation
12 10|             Double" and "half" are opposed to each other as correlatives:
13 10|         the words which enter into opposed statements are contraries,
14 13| distinguished one from another and opposed one to another within the
15 13|            the same genus, and are opposed each to each, for the genus "
16 13|   distinguished each from each and opposed within the same genus. Those