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 1 7|       we mean the slave of a master, by the term "master", the
 2 7|    of a master, by the term "master", the master of a slave;
 3 7|    by the term "master", the master of a slave; by "double",
 4 7| defined as related, not to a master, but to a man, or a biped,
 5 7|    slave" is said to be "the master", then, though all irrelevant
 6 7|      attributes of the said "master", such as "biped", "receptive
 7 7|  removed, and the attribute "master" alone left, the stated
 8 7|     the same, for it is of a master that a slave is said to
 9 7|     bird"; if the attribute "master" be withdrawn from" the
10 7|      for if the man is not a master, the slave is not a slave.
11 7| Similarly the existence of a master necessitates the existence
12 7|      slave implies that of a master; these are merely instances