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1 III, 2 |     For they say there is a man-himself and a horse-itself and health-itself,
2 VII, 16| kind of substance we know)—’man-himself’ and "horse-itself", adding
3 XIII, 5|      two-footed", and also "man-himself", will be Forms of man.
4 XIII, 7|    what sort of number will man-himself or animal-itself or any
5 XIII, 7|   of each thing e.g. one of man-himself and another one of animal-itself;
6 XIII, 7|     particular 3 is no more man-himself than any other 3. But if
7 XIII, 8|     run short; e.g. if 3 is man-himself, what number will be the
8 XIII, 8|     if in this way the 3 is man-himself, the other 3’s are so also (
9 XIII, 8| each of the numbers will be man-himself, and if not, they will at