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 1 III, 3 |          get the knowledge of the species according to which things
 2 III, 3 |      least starting-points of the species. And some also of those
 3 III, 3 |        genus taken apart from its species (any more than for the species
 4 III, 3 |    species (any more than for the species of the genus) to be predicated
 5 III, 3 |           down to the indivisible species; but as it is, some are
 6 III, 3 |          either in quantity or in species, and that which is so in
 7 III, 3 |           and that which is so in species is the prior, and genera
 8 III, 3 |         genera are divisible into species for man is not the genus
 9 III, 3 |          not exist apart from the species, the genera of other things
10 III, 3 |         considerations, then, the species predicated of individuals
11  IV, 2 |      Hence to investigate all the species of being qua being is the
12  IV, 2 |           investigate the several species is the work of the specific
13  IV, 2 |           must be exactly as many species of being as of unity. And
14  IV, 2 |          posterior", "genus" and "species", "whole" and "part", and
15   V, 6 |         same (if they are infimae species of their genus)-the genus
16   V, 6 |          one in number, others in species, others in genus, others
17   V, 6 |           whose matter is one, in species those whose definition is
18   V, 6 |         in number are also one in species, while things that are one
19   V, 6 |      while things that are one in species are not all one in number;
20   V, 6 |        but things that are one in species are all one in genus, while
21   V, 6 |          genus are not all one in species but are all one by analogy;
22   V, 9 |           in number but either in species or in genus or by analogy; (
23   V, 10|      absolutely or in genus or in species. The other things that are
24   V, 10|      category.~The term "other in species" is applied to things which
25   V, 10|         other than one another in species (either all contraries or
26   V, 10|  definitions differ in the infima species of the genus (e.g. man and
27   V, 10|          difference. "The same in species" has the various meanings
28   V, 24|          in respect of the lowest species; e.g. in a sense all things
29   V, 25|           which reason we say the species are parts of the genus.-(
30   V, 25|           is called a part of the species, though in another sense
31   V, 25|       though in another sense the species is part of the genus.~
32 VII, 4 |     Nothing, then, which is not a species of a genus will have an
33 VII, 4 |         will have an essence-only species will have it, for these
34 VII, 12|         its differentiae make the species, i.e. the letters, out of
35 VII, 12|         on so till it reaches the species that contain no differences.
36 VII, 13|           it exist apart from the species or in anything else; I mean,
37 VII, 14|           to be different in each species. Then there will be practically
38 VII, 14|           i) the "animal" in each species will be the substance of
39 VII, 14|           be the substance of the species; for it is after nothing
40 VII, 14|       after nothing else that the species is called; if it were, that
41 VII, 14|             then, present in each species of animals will be animal-itself.
42 VII, 14|          is this "animal" in each species derived, and how will it
43 VII, 15|      exist apart from the various species; but if it does, the differentia
44  IX, 8 |      actual which is identical in species though not in number with
45  IX, 8 |   something, and that the same in species as it.~This is why it is
46   X, 3 |       identical thing is genus or species; for everything that differs
47   X, 3 |     differs either in genus or in species, in genus if the things
48   X, 3 |           of predication), and in species if they have the same genus (’
49   X, 4 |         for things that differ in species the extremes from which
50   X, 4 |   differing either in genus or in species; for it has been shown that
51   X, 4 |        the things which differ in species the complete difference
52   X, 4 |       greatest difference between species of the same genus); and (
53   X, 7 |           contraries prior to the species; for species are composed
54   X, 7 |         prior to the species; for species are composed of the genus
55   X, 7 |         another.) But, again, the species which differ contrariwise
56   X, 7 |           the more truly contrary species. And the other.species,
57   X, 7 |   contrary species. And the other.species, i.e. the intermediates,
58   X, 8 |          8~That which is other in species is other than something
59   X, 8 |          it is an animal other in species, both are animals. The things,
60   X, 8 |          then, which are other in species must be in the same genus.
61   X, 8 | difference; and all difference in species is a difference from something
62   X, 8 | contraries which are different in species and not in genus are in
63   X, 8 |        what it is to be "other in species"-to have a contrariety,
64   X, 8 |      those things are the same in species which have no contrariety,
65   X, 8 |         as it or other than it in species (and this is fitting; for
66   X, 8 |           genus from them, and in species from things in the same
67   X, 8 |          from which it differs in species must be a contrariety; and
68   X, 9 |       does not differ from man in species, when female and male are
69   X, 9 |       animal are not different in species, though this difference
70   X, 9 |         makes things different in species and another does not, e.g. "
71   X, 9 |   definition make a difference in species, but those which are in
72   X, 9 |          is there a difference in species between the pale man and
73   X, 9 |           not make individual men species of man, though the flesh
74   X, 9 |           other, but not other in species, because in the definition
75   X, 9 |           circle, then, differ in species; and if a brazen triangle
76   X, 9 |           wooden circle differ in species, it is not because of the
77   X, 9 |          not make things other in species, when it is other in a certain
78   X, 9 |      horse other than this man in species, although their matter is
79   X, 9 |        and it is a contrariety in species, it does not depend on the
80   X, 9 |          would have been other in species. But male and female, while
81   X, 9 |         what it is to be other in species, and why some things differ
82   X, 9 |         why some things differ in species and others do not.~
83  XI, 1 |     universals and not of infimae species, so that as far as this
84  XI, 1 |           into many and differing species), the species might seem
85  XI, 1 |           differing species), the species might seem to be the principles,
86  XI, 1 |       genera. But inasmuch as the species are involved in the destruction
87  XI, 2 |         individuals are genera or species; but the science we now
88  XI, 3 |     definition, but of the infima species. if the just man is "by
89  XI, 12|  contraries.) The continuous is a species of the contiguous. I call
90 XII, 5 |  privation of man nor of the same species with him, but moving causes.~
91 XII, 5 |       those of things in the same species are different, not in species,
92 XII, 5 |     species are different, not in species, but in the sense that the
93 XIII, 6|           each being different in species,-and either (a) this is
94 XIII, 9|        construct these out of the species of the "great and small";
95 XIII, 9|           and shallow"; which are species of the "great and small".
96 XIV, 4 |       units become identical with species of good, and there is a
97 XIV, 4 |          Forms are identical with species of good. But let a man assume