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 1   V, 2 | accidental, or as the genus that includes the accidental, and these
 2   V, 15|       because their very essence includes in its nature a reference
 3 VII, 10|         but that of the syllable includes that of the letters; yet
 4 VII, 10|          formula of the syllable includes that of the letters; for
 5 VII, 10|         the formula of the acute includes that of the right angle;
 6 VII, 10|     individual, Socrates already includes in him ultimate individual
 7 VII, 12|      similarly if the definition includes more terms. And in general
 8 VII, 12|         no difference whether it includes many or few terms,-nor,
 9 VII, 12|       nor, therefore, whether it includes few or simply two; and of
10 VIII, 4|        this is the formula which includes the cause. In the case of
11   X, 4 | everything it is the extreme and includes all else, and therefore
12  XI, 7 |         the definition of "snub" includes the matter of the thing,
13 XII, 1 |       recognized by all men, and includes e.g. plants and animals),