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1  IV,  3| particular male, e.g. Coriscus or Socrates, and it is not only Coriscus
2  IV,  3|           I mean e.g. Coriscus or Socrates). Now since everything changes
3  IV,  3|          far as it is Coriscus or Socrates, the offspring does not
4  IV,  3|           in both concurring, for Socrates is an individual man with
5  IV,  3|        coming from the individual Socrates does not, or vice versa,
6  IV,  3|        coming from the individual Socrates be resolved into that of
7  IV,  3|        into that of the father of Socrates, the result will be a male
8  IV,  3|           the general term, while Socrates, the father, and the mother,