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 1 VII, 6 |     the essence of animal from animal-itself, and the essence of being
 2 VII, 14|  Further, many things will be "animal-itself". For (i) the "animal" in
 3 VII, 14|     species of animals will be animal-itself. Further, from what is this "
 4 VII, 14|        will it be derived from animal-itself? Or how can this "animal",
 5 VII, 14|    animality, exist apart from animal-itself?~Further, (3)in the case
 6 VIII, 6|     there are, as some say, an animal-itself and a biped-itself? Why
 7 XIII, 7|     number will man-himself or animal-itself or any other Form be? There
 8 XIII, 7| man-himself and another one of animal-itself; but the similar and undifferentiated
 9 XIII, 9| universals, viz. whether it is animal-itself or something other than
10 XIII, 9|        or something other than animal-itself that is in the particular