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 1   I, 1  |     finally the capacity for a single experience. And experience
 2 III, 2  |        proved must belong to a single class; for all demonstrative
 3 III, 3  |     unity or being should be a single genus of things; for the
 4 III, 6  |    predicate is a "this" and a single thing, Socrates will be
 5 III, 6  |       indicates a "this" and a single thing.~If, then, the principles
 6  IV, 2  |      they have or have not one single meaning. Probably the truth
 7  IV, 4  |     the former is treated as a single proposition compounded out
 8  IV, 4  |      two, the latter also is a single proposition opposite to
 9   V, 6  |      to have already a certain single form. This is why the circle
10   V, 26 |       being each severally one single thing, or as making up the
11   V, 26 |       god, being severally one single thing, because all are living
12 VII, 4  |        an ambiguity nor with a single meaning, but with reference
13 VII, 12 |        for the definition is a single formula and a formula of
14 VII, 17 |       a thing is itself is the single reason and the single cause
15 VII, 17 |      the single reason and the single cause to be given in answer
16 VIII, 3 |   formula, but as related to a single thing. But this question,
17  IX, 9  |       to know them (though the single actuality is later in generation
18  IX, 10 |        regarding a numerically single number not even this form
19  XI, 3  |       be referred to something single and common, each of the
20  XI, 3  |         in virtue of something single and common, though the term
21  XI, 3  |    question how there can be a single science of things which
22  XI, 5  | complex statement being like a single affirmation-the whole taken
23  XI, 10 |      in the sense that it is a single thing whether exhibited
24 XII, 7  |        but can exist only in a single way.~On such a principle,
25 XII, 8  |        the primary eternal and single movement. But since that
26 XII, 8  |        something eternal and a single movement by a single thing,
27 XII, 8  |     and a single movement by a single thing, and since we see
28 XIII, 4 |     things; for the concept is single not only in the case of
29 XIII, 8 |      how will the 2 which is a single thing, consist of the great
30 XIII, 9 |     one and plurality; for the single units do not come from plurality
31 XIII, 10|        form there are Ideas, a single separate entity. But if,
32 XIV, 2  |      the coming into play of a single thing should bring it about