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 1 III, 3 |        is present, that which is predicable of these things cannot be
 2 III, 4 |  universal we mean that which is predicable of the individuals). Therefore
 3  IV, 4 |        its own negation is to be predicable, while the negation of something
 4  IV, 4 |    predicated of it is not to be predicable of it; for instance, if
 5  IV, 4 | predicated, the negative must be predicable too; and if the affirmative
 6  IV, 4 |        if the affirmative is not predicable, the negative, at least,
 7  IV, 4 |           at least, will be more predicable than the negative of the
 8  IV, 4 |      even the latter negative is predicable, the negative of "trireme"
 9  IV, 4 |        of "trireme" will be also predicable; and, if this is predicable,
10  IV, 4 |      predicable; and, if this is predicable, the affirmative will be
11   V, 9 |      same; but "Socrates" is not predicable of more than one subject,
12 VII, 6 |      must be substances, but not predicable of a substratum; for if
13 VII, 13|          means that which is not predicable of a subject, but the universal
14 VII, 13|    subject, but the universal is predicable of some subject always.~
15 VII, 17|           then, why something is predicable of something (that it is
16 VII, 17|         of something (that it is predicable must be clear; for if not,
17   X, 1 |        the things of which it is predicable and to render the definition
18   X, 1 |          that "one" is something predicable in the same sense of all
19  XI, 1 |          be genera, they must be predicable of their differentiae, and
20  XI, 1 |    differentiae, and no genus is predicable of any of its differentiae,
21  XI, 11|          say that "not-being" is predicable of that which is generated
22 XII, 4 |        an element; for these are predicable of each of the compounds
23 XIV, 1 |        white, but yet that it is predicable of a subject, i.e. that
24 XIV, 1 |     contraries, then, are always predicable of a subject, and none can
25 XIV, 1 |          be some identical thing predicable of all the things it measures,