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1  VI, 1 |  all natural things are a analogous to the snub in their nature;
2 VII, 8 |   Callias or Socrates, is analogous to "this brazen sphere",
3 VII, 11|   body, the individual is analogous to the universal in its
4 VIII, 2| matter, yet it is what is analogous to substance in each case;
5 XII, 5 |  They are (1) the same or analogous in this sense, that matter,
6 XII, 7 |  class is always best, or analogous to the best.~That a final
7 XIV, 2 |   same thing or something analogous is the cause. This aberration
8 XIV, 6 | each category of being an analogous term is found-as the straight