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 1   I,  6  |    have to appear as something identical in them all, as that of
 2   I,  6  |        as that of whiteness is identical in snow and in white lead.
 3 III,  2  | perhaps no one even says it is identical. But it is not identical
 4 III,  2  |       identical. But it is not identical even with any kind of opinion;
 5 III,  2  | considering, but whether it is identical with some kind of opinion.~
 6  VI,  4  |     that is not an art, art is identical with a state of capacity
 7  VI,  10 |      judges. (Understanding is identical with goodness of understanding,
 8 VII,  1  |     each of the two neither as identical with virtue or wickedness,
 9 VIII,  12|  identity with them makes them identical with each other (which is
10  IX,  5  |        of relation, but is not identical with friendship; for one