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 1 III,  1 |     actions are in the class of particulars, and the particular acts
 2 III,  1 |       blamed), but ignorance of particulars, i.e. of the circumstances
 3   V,  7 |         as the universal to its particulars; for the things that are
 4  VI,  7 |         must also recognize the particulars; for it is practical, and
 5  VI,  7 |      practice is concerned with particulars. This is why some who do
 6  VI,  8 |     which is related to this as particulars to their universal is known
 7  VI,  8 |        with universals but with particulars, which become familiar from
 8  VI,  11|       with ultimates, i.e. with particulars; and being a man of understanding
 9  VI,  11|         done are included among particulars or ultimates; for not only
10  VI,  11| universals are reached from the particulars; of these therefore we must
11 VII,  3 |       imagination and memory of particulars.~The explanation of how