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 1 III, 1 |       are numbers and lines and figures and points a kind of substance
 2 III, 3 |         apart from the kinds of figures; and if the genera of these
 3   V, 6 |        as, in the case of plane figures, is the definition of their
 4   V, 7 |       that are indicated by the figures of predication; for the
 5   V, 7 |       are just as many as these figures. Since, then, some predicates
 6   V, 28|    plane" is the genus of plane figures and solid’ of solids; for
 7   V, 28|         solids; for each of the figures is in the one case a plane
 8  VI, 2 |     besides these there are the figures of predication (e.g. the "
 9  VI, 2 | attributes which attach thus to figures, nor whether "triangle"
10  IX, 9 |        them by dividing. If the figures had been already divided,
11   X, 2 |         things were rectilinear figures, they would have been a
12   X, 2 |     would have been a number of figures, and the one would have
13   X, 3 |        they belong to different figures of predication), and in
14 XIII, 9|      again, how will angles and figures and such things be explained?).
15 XIV, 5 |           viz. by imitating the figures of living things with pebbles,