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 1 5|   parts in a whole".~It is the mark of substances and of differentiae
 2 5|        the word "man".~Another mark of substance is that it
 3 5|   degree.~The most distinctive mark of substance appears to
 4 5|       any which possessed this mark. Thus, one and the same
 5 5|      place, it is the peculiar mark of substance that it should
 6 5|        up, it is a distinctive mark of substance, that, while
 7 6|   degree.~The most distinctive mark of quantity is that equality
 8 6|     Thus it is the distinctive mark of quantity that it can
 9 7| ignorance. But this is not the mark of all relatives; "double"
10 8|        this forms the peculiar mark of quality.~We must not