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 1   V, 6 |       whose genus is one though distinguished by opposite differentiae-these
 2   V, 28|       categories we have before distinguished); these also are not analysed
 3 VII, 4 |         4~Since at the start we distinguished the various marks by which
 4  IX, 1 | quantity, and is in another way distinguished in respect of potency and
 5   X, 3 |      the same in genus. We have distinguished elsewhere what sort of things
 6   X, 4 |       meanings, which have been distinguished elsewhere. Privation, therefore,
 7   X, 6 |       nature relatives. We have distinguished elsewhere the two senses
 8 XII, 5 |         but when the senses are distinguished the causes are not the same
 9 XIII, 7|        which of the two ways we distinguished. For it is possible that
10 XIV, 5 |      numbers, should have first distinguished the senses in which one
11 XIV, 6 |       the senses that have been distinguished in reference to the first