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 1 III, 3 |     similarly there will not be a Figure apart from the kinds of
 2   V, 6 |  equilateral are one and the same figure because both are triangles;
 3   V, 6 |           those to which the same figure of predication applies,
 4   V, 14|    four-footed; and a circle is a figure of particular quality because
 5   V, 16|           why death, too, is by a figure of speech called the end,
 6 VII, 7 |        that it is such and such a figure; and figure is the proximate
 7 VII, 7 |       such and such a figure; and figure is the proximate genus in
 8 VII, 8 |            then, a sphere is "the figure whose circumference is at
 9 VIII, 6|       e.g. the circle is "a plane figure". But of the things which
10  IX, 8 |           knowledge, as about the figure in the picture, whether
11  IX, 9 |         one as soon as he saw the figure. Why is the angle in a semicircle
12   X, 7 | incidental way, as from colour to figure. Intermediates, then, must
13 XIII, 4|           Forms, e.g. that "plane figure" and the other parts of