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 1 5 |          an expression used in a particular sense is taken as though
 2 5 |           is not, if it is not a particular kind of being, e.g. if it
 3 5 |      both characters belong in a particular respect, then, they say, "
 4 5 |    contrary to perishing, then a particular form of perishing will have
 5 5 |         of perishing will have a particular form of coming-to-be as
 6 5 |         contrary: now death is a particular form of perishing and is
 7 6 |   everything as though it were a particular substance)-while fallacies
 8 7 |      treat the limitation to the particular thing or respect or manner
 9 8 |          and that only from this particular man.~
10 9 | according to one or other of the particular sciences it is the task
11 9 |  sciences it is the task of that particular scientist to examine whether
12 9 |    principles that fall under no particular special study. For if we
13 10|    because the answerer adopts a particular attitude towards them, but
14 11|         their application to the particular matter in hand, while he
15 11|         of inquiry proper to the particular subject, but are generally
16 11|          is not possible in each particular context: for it will apply
17 11|     principles that apply to the particular subject in hand. For suppose
18 11|          such as to constitute a particular nature, i.e. a particular
19 11|        particular nature, i.e. a particular kind of being, but are like
20 11|          kind but are special to particular subjects; accordingly it
21 19|       who know something in this particular manner cannot do so". In
22 22|         only" does not signify a particular substance or quality or
23 22|      individual substance, but a particular quality, or the being related
24 22|        related to something in a particular manner, or something of
25 25|    expression that is valid of a particular thing, or in a particular
26 25|        particular thing, or in a particular respect, or place, or manner,
27 25|         each from belonging in a particular respect or relation or manner,
28 25|         them from belonging in a particular respect and the other absolutely.
29 25|     absolutely and that one in a particular respect, there is as yet
30 25|          for it will not he some particular form of being. Is it possible
31 25|          that being something in particular and Being are not the same?
32 25|       man keeps his oath in this particular instance or in this particular
33 25|   particular instance or in this particular respect, is he bound also
34 25|       then breaks it, keeps this particular oath only; he is not a keeper
35 25|   obedient", though he obeys one particular command. The argument is
36 25|  absolutely, though true in some particular respect or relation, i.e.
37 25|   Likewise also in cases of some particular relation and place and time.
38 25|  absolutely, being not good to a particular man, or being good to a
39 25|          man, or being good to a particular man, and yet not good or
40 25|       preferable, though in this particular case the unjust may very
41 25|       because it is just in this particular case or in this particular
42 25|       particular case or in this particular manner, it is not also just
43 28|   follows from "man"-so does the particular on its universal: for the
44 34|         whole in general, and in particular how to solve arguments and