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1 VII, 12|            are differentiae in the foot; cloven-footedness is a
2 VII, 12|           will be as many kinds of foot as there are differentiae,
3 VIII, 2| differentiae; e.g. the hand or the foot requires such complex definition.
4   X, 1 |          as indivisible the line a foot long. For everywhere we
5   X, 1 |         one" is indivisible e.g. a foot and a unit; the latter is
6 XIII, 3|          the ground and calls it a foot long when it is not; for
7 XIV, 1 |            magnitude a finger or a foot or something of the sort,
8 XIV, 2 |            the line which is not a foot long to be a foot long.
9 XIV, 2 |            not a foot long to be a foot long. But this cannot be