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 1  IV, 2 |       the mathematician, as that word is used; for mathematics
 2  IV, 4 |         obviously true, that the word "be" or "not be" has a definite
 3  IV, 4 |        even if one were to say a word has several meanings, if
 4  IV, 4 |          be assigned a different word. For instance, we might
 5  IV, 4 |         one were to say that the word has an infinite number of
 6  IV, 7 |       form of words of which the word is a sign will be its definition.-
 7   V, 3 |         People also transfer the word "element" from this meaning
 8   V, 16|       And thus, transferring the word to bad things, we speak
 9   V, 16|        ultimate, we transfer the word to bad things and say a
10   V, 19|    certain position, as even the word "disposition" shows.~
11   V, 28|          first begetter. And the word is used in reference to
12 VII, 1 |  predicate; for we never use the word "good" or "sitting" without
13 VII, 3 |                            3~The word "substance" is applied,
14 VII, 4 |   definition not where we have a word and a formula identical
15 VII, 4 |      truth being that we use the word neither ambiguously nor
16 VII, 4 |         but just as we apply the word "medical" by virtue of a
17 VII, 4 |         is a definition of every word which means the same as
18 VII, 8 |         in the full sense of the word. (I mean that to make the
19 VII, 15|        defines must not invent a word (for it would be unknown),
20 VII, 16|          the sensible things the word "itself". Yet even if we
21 VIII, 2|       defect. Clearly, then, the word "is" has just as many meanings;
22 VIII, 6|  definition of "cloak"; for this word would be a sign of the definitory
23  IX, 1 | elsewhere that "potency" and the word "can" have several senses.
24  IX, 3 |         or not coming to be.~The word "actuality", which we connect
25  IX, 6 | particular way, but also use the word in another sense, which
26  IX, 7 |        in the full sense of that word) the thing which comes after
27  IX, 8 |          action. And so even the word "actuality" is derived from "
28   X, 1 |     under four heads, though the word is used in more senses. (
29   X, 1 |     nearer to the meaning of the word "one" while these other
30   X, 1 |     render the definition of the word. For in a sense fire is
31   X, 1 |  according to the meaning of the word, is a measure, and most
32   X, 5 |        small. For if we used the word "whether" only in an antithesis
33   X, 9 |        of them be denoted by one word. For man is here being considered
34  XI, 3 |           it follows that if the word is used equivocally and
35  XI, 3 |      form one genus); but if the word is used in virtue of something
36  XI, 5 |         another? Therefore every word must be intelligible and
37  XI, 5 |      plain to which of these the word is being applied. He, then,
38  XI, 5 |        affirms, so that what the word signifies, he says it does
39  XI, 5 |   contradictory.~Further, if the word signifies something and