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1   I,  1 |    only does so because it is capable of receiving such and such
2   I,  3 |    Now even with differentiae capable of this specific subdivision
3  II,  1 |  hardness; some parts must be capable of extension, others of
4  II,  1 |    parts; for these alone are capable of sensation, the heterogeneous
5  II,  3 | conspicuously all such as are capable of locomotion, are provided
6  II,  16|       soft and flesh-like and capable of separating from each
7  II,  17|    birds, those that are most capable of pronouncing letters are
8 III,  5 |    sanguineous animal that is capable of locomotion is bilateral;
9 III,  6 |       it is small and dry but capable of expanding to a vast extent