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 1 3 |    both "man" and "animal".~If genera are different and co-ordinate,
 2 5 | included; also those which, as genera, include the species. For
 3 5 |        the case of such as are genera, no one is more truly substance
 4 5 |      we concede to species and genera alone the name "secondary
 5 8 |        only in virtue of their genera; thus grammar is said be
 6 11|    genus or belong to contrary genera or be themselves genera.
 7 11|        genera or be themselves genera. White and black belong
 8 11|     and injustice, to contrary genera, virtue and vice; while
 9 11|      and evil do not belong to genera, but are themselves actual
10 11|      but are themselves actual genera, with terms under them.~
11 13|        of differentiation.~But genera are prior to species, for