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 1   I,  1|       various senses in which the term necessity is used. For there
 2   I,  2|            Cleft-footed, the last term is all-expressive by itself,
 3   I,  3|          follows that a privative term, being insusceptible of
 4   I,  3| attributes. Thus if Figure is the term to be divided, it must not
 5   I,  3| characterize one branch by either term, we must characterize the
 6   I,  3|       that it is merely the final term of the series, Manycleft-footed
 7   I,  3|    reaches the final differential term, but for all that will not
 8  II,  1|           often attains its final term.~Animals, then, are composed
 9  II,  2| difficulty appears to be that the term "hotter" is used in several
10  II,  2|    physical elements.~Is then the term hot used in one sense or
11  II,  2|      dissimilarity of nature. The term hotter is used then in all
12  II,  2|  producing flame and burning. The term hot being used in all these
13  II,  2|          plainly follows that the term cold will also be used with
14  II,  3|          complete manner that the term "solid" is most properly
15  II,  3|  applicable. So also the opposite term "fluld" is strictly and
16  II,  3|          were denoted by a single term, boiling would be connoted
17  II,  3|         would be connoted in that term. But the substratum of blood,
18 III,  3|         in the direction which we term forwards, and it is on this
19 III,  6|         There is, however, no one term to denote all animals that
20 III,  6|    designation, that is, like the term Bird, applicable to the