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1 III, 2 | severally.~But (2), taking the starting-points of demonstration as well
2 III, 2 |     science or of more (by the starting-points of demonstration I mean
3 III, 3 |   genera are the principles or starting-points of definitions, the genera
4 III, 3 |        the genera are at least starting-points of the species. And some
5  IV, 2 |    unity and plurality are the starting-points of all contraries. And these
6 XIII, 8|      indivisible. But they are starting-points in different ways, one in
7 XIV, 1 |        measure and the one are starting-points.) The measure must always