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1   V, 10|    must be different for each category.~The term "other in species"
2 VII, 1 |       it is in virtue of this category that each of the others
3 VII, 4 |      is a substratum for each category, e.g. for quality, quantity,
4 VII, 7 |     to be may be found in any category; it may come to be either
5   X, 2 |      clearly we must in every category ask what the one is, as
6   X, 2 |      not comprised within any category (e.g. it is comprised neither
7  XI, 9 | common to these and in no one category. But each of the categories
8 XIV, 2 |       to be a matter for each category; only it cannot be separable
9 XIV, 6 |       by analogy. For in each category of being an analogous term