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 1   V, 6 |       the accidentally one are "Coriscus and what is musical", and "
 2   V, 6 |       is musical", and "musical Coriscus" (for it is the same thing
 3   V, 6 |       is the same thing to say "Coriscus and what is musical", and "
 4   V, 6 |       is musical", and "musical Coriscus"), and "what is musical
 5   V, 6 |     what is just", and "musical Coriscus and just Coriscus". For
 6   V, 6 |       musical Coriscus and just Coriscus". For all of these are called
 7   V, 6 | substance, "what is musical and Coriscus" because the one is an accident
 8   V, 6 |   similarly in a sense "musical Coriscus" is one with "Coriscus"
 9   V, 6 |  musical Coriscus" is one with "Coriscus" because one of the parts
10   V, 6 |      musical" is an accident of Coriscus; and "musical Coriscus"
11   V, 6 |       of Coriscus; and "musical Coriscus" is one with "just Coriscus"
12   V, 6 |     Coriscus" is one with "just Coriscus" because one part of each
13   V, 6 |        of some individual, e.g. Coriscus. Both, however, do not belong
14  VI, 2 |      same, and whether "musical Coriscus" and "Coriscus" are the
15  VI, 2 |          musical Coriscus" and "Coriscus" are the same, and whether "
16 VII, 11| universally; and "Socrates" or "Coriscus", if even the soul of Socrates
17 VII, 11|           but if "Socrates" or "Coriscus" means simply this particular