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 1  IV, 2 |  contrariety is, or how many meanings it has? And similarly with
 2  IV, 2 |    even if "one" has several meanings, the other meanings will
 3  IV, 2 |  several meanings, the other meanings will be related to the primary
 4  IV, 4 |    to say a word has several meanings, if only they are limited
 5  IV, 4 |    has an infinite number of meanings, obviously reasoning would
 6  IV, 5 |       that which is" has two meanings, so that in some sense a
 7   V, 3 |      It is common to all the meanings that the element of each
 8   V, 6 |   Evidently "many" will have meanings opposite to those of "one";
 9   V, 9 |   and in general "other" has meanings opposite to those of "the
10   V, 10|     species" has the various meanings opposite to these.~
11   V, 12|       having this variety of meanings, so too the "potent" or "
12   V, 14|      to have practically two meanings, and one of these is the
13   V, 18| virtue of which" has several meanings:-(1) the form or substance
14   V, 18|   must likewise have several meanings. The following belong to
15   V, 23|    similar and corresponding meanings to "holding" or "having".~
16  VI, 2 |     term "being" has several meanings, of which one was seen’
17  VI, 2 | place, time, and any similar meanings which "being" may have),
18  VI, 2 |       since "being" has many meanings, we must say regarding the
19  VI, 4 |    discussion of the various meanings of terms, that "being" has
20  VI, 4 |     that "being" has several meanings.)~
21 VII, 4 |    what a thing is", several meanings? "What a thing is" in one
22 VII, 6 |     white", since it has two meanings, it is not true to say that
23 VII, 11|     called Socrates, has two meanings (for some mean by such a
24 VIII, 2|   word "is" has just as many meanings; a thing is a threshold
25   X, 1 |   distinction of the various meanings of words, that "one" has
26   X, 1 |       that "one" has several meanings; the things that are directly
27   X, 1 |    same. "One" has all these meanings, and each of the things
28   X, 1 |     for each of them has two meanings – "weight" means both that
29   X, 2 |      unity" has just as many meanings as "being"; so that since
30   X, 2 |      from the facts that its meanings correspond to the categories
31   X, 3 |        The same" has several meanings; (1) we sometimes mean "
32   X, 3 |    unlike" also have several meanings. And the other in one sense
33   X, 4 |       privation" has several meanings), but that which is complete.
34   X, 4 |    have already a variety of meanings, which have been distinguished
35   X, 5 |    each of these has several meanings and the recipient subject
36  XI, 3 |   under one science (for the meanings of an equivocal term do
37  XI, 3 |     though the term has many meanings, and contraries are in the
38 XII, 7 |    by the distinction of its meanings. For the final cause is (