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 1 III, 2 |      least even other sciences use them as familiar); but if
 2 III, 2 |     all demonstrative sciences use the axioms.~But if the science
 3 III, 4 | seriously; those, however, who use the language of proof we
 4  IV, 3 |       from others. And all men use them, because they are true
 5  IV, 3 |       genus has being. But men use them just so far as to satisfy
 6  IV, 4 |      many writers about nature use this language. But we have
 7   V, 29|      as a double number by the use of the definition of two.~
 8 VII, 1 |        predicate; for we never use the word "good" or "sitting"
 9 VII, 4 |       evident what language we use, essence will belong, just
10 VII, 4 |        the truth being that we use the word neither ambiguously
11 VII, 6 |     different. This is of some use for the inquiry concerning
12 VII, 7 |     this reason, then, that we use this way of speaking.~
13 VII, 17|      again in this case we can use the same argument as in
14 VIII, 2|     are solidified, and others use the other differentiae;
15  IX, 3 |      art when he has ceased to use it, and yet he may immediately
16  IX, 6 |       particular way, but also use the word in another sense,
17   X, 1 |      to say this if we were to use the corresponding form of
18  XI, 3 |      For each of these also we use in many senses. Terms are
19  XI, 7 |    somehow know the "what" and use this as a principle, we
20  XI, 8 |     happen to those who are to use the house (e.g. whether
21 XII, 10|      of the contraries make no use of the contraries, unless
22 XIII, 5|     things share in them is to use empty words and poetical
23 XIV, 2 |  besides the unequal. Yet they use them and speak of great
24 XIV, 2 |     number exists, and of what use is such number to other
25 XIV, 3 |       of solids out of or they use other numbers, which makes
26 XIV, 4 | characters in that they do not use mythical language throughout,