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 1 3 |       or present in some other thing.~Such expressions as "is
 2 9 |       it is true to say that a thing is white, it must necessarily
 3 9 |        directions. Again, if a thing is white now, it was true
 4 9 |      always true to say that a thing is or will be, it is not
 5 9 |        about to be, and when a thing cannot not come to be, it
 6 9 |      it was true to say that a thing was both white and large,
 7 10|      must each denote a single thing. I have already explained’
 8 10|       a certain sense a single thing. Similarly the expression "
 9 11|     negatively, predicates one thing of many subjects, or many
10 11|        many is really some one thing. do not apply this word "
11 12|       it appears that the same thing both may and may not be;
12 12|        indicate that a certain thing is or is not possible, just
13 12|        contradictory, the same thing both may and may not be.
14 13|    when it is necessary that a thing should not be, it is not
15 13|        it is impossible that a thing should be, it is necessary,
16 13|        it is impossible that a thing should not be, it is necessary
17 13|    when it is necessary that a thing should be, it is possible
18 13|      is thus impossible that a thing should be, which must necessarily
19 13|       about therefore that the thing which must necessarily be
20 13| possibility vanishes. For if a thing may be, it may also not
21 13|        it is thought that if a thing may be cut it may also not
22 13|      may also not be cut, if a thing may be it may also not be,
23 13|    thus it would follow that a thing which must necessarily be
24 14|    judgement concerning a good thing, that it is good, and that
25 14|      and that concerning a bad thing, that it is bad, may be