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 1 III, 4  |       also will not exist as an entity separate from the individual
 2   V, 9  |        of the man. (The complex entity is the same as either of
 3  XI, 7  |         but if there is another entity and substance, separable
 4 XIII, 3 | sensibles, or a distinct mobile entity in the sensibles, so too
 5 XIII, 4 |     each thing there answers an entity which has the same name
 6 XIII, 6 |         things. If number is an entity and its substance is nothing
 7 XIII, 7 |     Again, as to the 2 being an entity apart from its two units,
 8 XIII, 7 |         two units, and the 3 an entity apart from its three units,
 9 XIII, 8 |        gives quantity; for this entity is what makes things to
10 XIII, 10|        Ideas, a single separate entity. But if, e.g. in the case
11 XIV, 1  |         of all things a kind of entity or substance, and is posterior
12 XIV, 5  |   remain separate or a distinct entity; but they want it to be