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 1 8 |       quickly gives place to its opposite. Thus, heat, cold, disease,
 2 10|        senses in which the term "opposite" is used. Things are said
 3 10|          of the use of the word "opposite" with reference to correlatives
 4 10|         Knowledge, again, is the opposite of the thing known, in the
 5 10| explained by its relation to its opposite, knowledge. For the thing
 6 10|        Such things, then, as are opposite the one to the other in
 7 10|  possession" is, it appears, the opposite of being in a state of "
 8 10|       privatives" themselves are opposite. There is the same type
 9 10|         is necessary for the one opposite to be true and the other
10 10|       Socrates has sight" is the opposite of "Socrates is blind" in
11 10|        in the sense of the word "opposite" which applies to possession
12 10|        opposites only, which are opposite in the sense in which the