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 1 III, 5  |       substance and being were identical with body, and that all
 2  IV, 5  |   thought, "that which is" was identical with the sensible world;
 3   V, 4  |     unities there is something identical in both parts, which makes
 4 VII, 4  | because being a surface is not identical with being white. But again
 5 VII, 4  |      have a word and a formula identical in meaning (for in that
 6 VII, 6  |        are not in the same way identical with the middle term. But
 7 VII, 6  |       to say that it itself is identical with its essence; for both
 8 VII, 10 | something different and is not identical with the animal, even so
 9  IX, 3  |  strict sense is thought to be identical with movement. And so people
10  IX, 4  |      what we have described is identical with the capable or convertible
11  IX, 8  |     sense: the actual which is identical in species though not in
12   X, 3  |        there must be something identical whereby they differ. And
13   X, 3  |  whereby they differ. And this identical thing is genus or species;
14   X, 3  |    genus (’genus’ meaning that identical thing which is essentially
15   X, 8  |       by genus I mean that one identical thing which is predicated
16  XI, 3  |        but in each case to one identical concept. For a discussion
17  XI, 5  |       admission which shall be identical with the principle that
18  XI, 5  |       but shall not seem to be identical; for thus alone can his
19  XI, 6  |     produce different, and not identical, sensations in the sick.
20 XII, 5  |      another way, analogically identical things are principles, i.e.
21 XIII, 6 |       a before and after being identical with the Ideas, and mathematical
22 XIII, 6 |     say mathematical number is identical with this.~The case of lines,
23 XIII, 8 |      are so also (for those in identical numbers are similar), so
24 XIII, 9 |        like plurality, but not identical with it; about which principles
25 XIII, 9 |        did not make substances identical with sensible things. They
26 XIII, 10|     same principle on which an identical syllable cannot exist in
27 XIV, 1  |    measure must always be some identical thing predicable of all
28 XIV, 4  |      view all the units become identical with species of good, and
29 XIV, 4  |     numbers, all the Forms are identical with species of good. But