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 1  IV, 2 |            same thing, and so are "existent man" and "man", and the
 2  IV, 2 |          words in "one man and one existent man" does not express anything
 3  IV, 2 |            be); and similarly "one existent man" adds nothing to "existent
 4  IV, 2 |     existent man" adds nothing to "existent man", and that it is obvious
 5  IV, 4 |           white and not-white, and existent and non-existent, and all
 6 VII, 1 |            each of these things is existent, and similarly in any other
 7 VII, 1 |           or is healthy that is an existent thing. Now these are seen
 8 VII, 16|          turn out to be both, i.e. existent in complete reality as well
 9 VIII, 6|          quantity (and so neither "existent" nor "one" is present in
10  IX, 8 |         the full sense potentially existent (though there is nothing
11  IX, 10|       other case, if the object is existent it exists in a particular
12   X, 2 |            as we must ask what the existent is, since it is not enough
13   X, 2 |        nature is just to be one or existent. But in colours the one
14   X, 2 |            light. Therefore if all existent things were colours, existent
15   X, 2 |      existent things were colours, existent things would have been a
16   X, 2 | quarter-tone. And similarly if all existent things had been articulate
17   X, 2 |           been a vowel. And if all existent things were rectilinear
18   X, 3 |          if the things are one and existent, for "other" is not the
19   X, 3 |             for everything that is existent and one is by its very nature
20   X, 3 |             for everything that is existent is either other or the same),
21  XI, 4 |            underlying subjects are existent, and not in virtue of any