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1  II, 3 |        others unless he gives instances, while others expect him
2 III, 5 |        but these are not even instances of substance, it baffles
3  IV, 2 | separable from the particular instances (as in fact it probably
4   V, 6 |    one by its own nature. (1) Instances of the accidentally one
5 VII, 5 |      thing twice, as in these instances.) And if this is true, coupled
6 VII, 6 |     even by the exhibition of instances it becomes clear that both
7 VII, 9 |       we may learn from these instances a peculiarity of substance,
8 VII, 15|     reason all the individual instances of them are destructible.
9 VIII, 3|     apart from the individual instances, e.g. house or utensil.