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 1  IV, 4 |        if (i) it is not true to apply the predicates separately,
 2  IV, 4 |       ii) if one may with truth apply the predicates separately,
 3   V, 3 |  element" from this meaning and apply it to that which, being
 4 VII, 4 |      same sense, but just as we apply the word "medical" by virtue
 5 VII, 15|        a class; these then must apply to something besides the
 6 VII, 15|       something else which will apply also to some one other than
 7 VII, 17|        same argument will again apply; for flesh will consist
 8 XII, 5 |       different things but also apply in different ways to them.
 9 XIII, 2|      And (the same account will apply also to numbers; for there
10 XIII, 4| respects the common definitions apply to the Forms, e.g. that "
11 XIII, 4|         parts of the definition apply to the circle itself, but "
12 XIII, 8|        things; at any rate they apply their propositions to bodies
13 XIII, 9|      the difficulty, if one may apply the words "not easy" to
14 XIV, 1 |       and both broad and narrow apply to the plane. If there is