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1 7 |     of such a nature as to be predicated of many subjects, by "individual"
2 7 |        that which is not thus predicated. Thus "man" is a universal, "
3 7 |   anything else be negatively predicated of the subject or if anything
4 9 | individual, and that which is predicated of it relates to the future,
5 13|  generally when a capacity is predicated because it is actually realized;
6 14|       both qualities might be predicated of the same subject. It