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 1 III, 5 |       too. And the same account applies to the line and to the point
 2 III, 5 |   planes; for the same argument applies, since they are all alike
 3  IV, 2 |        healthy things, the same applies in the other cases also.
 4   V, 6 |      same figure of predication applies, by analogy those which
 5   V, 14|       another sense in which it applies to the unmovable objects
 6  VI, 1 |     while universal mathematics applies alike to all. We answer
 7 VII, 9 |         to be, but the argument applies to all the primary classes
 8 VII, 12|         them, the same argument applies, since the differentiae
 9 VIII, 6|      body. Yet the same account applies to all cases; for being
10  IX, 2 |     same way; and in a sense it applies to both, but in a sense
11  IX, 2 |         both, but in a sense it applies rather to the positive fact.
12  IX, 2 |        for the rational formula applies to one object in virtue
13  IX, 2 |   rational formula is one which applies to both, though not in the
14  IX, 6 | different sense from that which applies to many other things, e.g.
15  IX, 8 |      seen. And the same account applies to all other cases, so that
16   X, 2 | triangle. And the same argument applies to all other classes. Since,
17  XI, 7 |       but universal mathematics applies alike to all. Now if natural
18  XI, 9 |  movement. And the same account applies to all other movements.~
19  XI, 10|         fire. The same argument applies to this as to the One which
20 XII, 5 |      actuality and potentiality applies in another way to cases
21 XII, 8 |   definition, e.g. that of man, applies to many things, while Socrates
22 XIII, 7|      kind. And the same account applies to the units; for the units
23 XIII, 8|          for the same reasoning applies to all. If, then, the facts