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 1 3 |       same differentiae: for the greater class is predicated of the
 2 4 | grammatical". "Double", "half", "greater", fall under the category
 3 5 |  peculiar to the individual in a greater degree, while the latter
 4 6 |          fact that the latter is greater than others of its kind,
 5 6 |          be two cubits long in a greater degree than another. Similarly
 6 7 |          half of its double; by "greater", greater than that which
 7 7 |        its double; by "greater", greater than that which is less;
 8 7 |          less than that which is greater.~So it is with every other
 9 8 |     predicated of one thing in a greater or less degree than of another.
10 8 |       may exhibit a quality in a greater degree than it did before:
11 9 |         is possible to heat in a greater or less degree; also to
12 9 |           also to be heated in a greater or less degree. Thus action
13 10|    suppose that he will make yet greater progress than he has made
14 12|         and "more ancient" imply greater length of time.~Secondly,