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 1  IV, 4 |       more than two terms can be combined in accidental predication.
 2   V, 2 |  accidental, and these either as combined, or as taken simply; and (
 3  VI, 4 |         and predicate really are combined, and denies where they are
 4 VII, 4 |         that is being defined is combined with another determinant,
 5 VII, 4 |   subject another determinant is combined with that which is expressed
 6 VIII, 2|         they are accounts of the combined form and matter. E.g. what
 7  IX, 10|          objects, on their being combined or separated, so that he
 8  IX, 10|          to be separated and the combined to be combined has the truth,
 9  IX, 10| separated and the combined to be combined has the truth, while he
10  IX, 10|           some things are always combined and cannot be separated,
11  IX, 10|          separated and cannot be combined, while others are capable
12  IX, 10|     separation, "being" is being combined and one, and "not being"
13  IX, 10|          not being" is being not combined but more than one. Regarding
14  IX, 10|         the attribute are really combined, and falsity if they are
15  IX, 10|          falsity if they are not combined; in the other case, if the
16   X, 5 |         the denials of which are combined, belong to different classes,
17  XI, 5 |    negation, in the same way-the combined and complex statement being
18 XII, 8 |    necessary, if all the spheres combined are to explain the observed
19 XIII, 9|          substances as universal combined these two characteristics