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 1 4 |           to denote what does not belong to the class of actions
 2 4 |           all as though it did so belong. Thus (e.g.) "flourishing"
 3 5 |           attribute is claimed to belong in like manner to a thing
 4 5 |        the same attributes should belong to all of a thing’s predicates
 5 5 |             Or if both characters belong in a particular respect,
 6 5 |         say, "contrary attributes belong at the same time". This
 7 5 |           the opposite attributes belong alike: for then there is
 8 7 |         and "being" are deemed to belong in the fullest sense. For
 9 9 |        false refutations likewise belong to the number of the infinite:
10 22|     denoting a substance does not belong as an attribute, while the
11 22|       Moreover, the following too belong to this group of arguments. "
12 24|     others they deny that it need belong, we should therefore, as
13 24|          for such an attribute to belong. One must, however, be prepared
14 24|           all the same attributes belong; whereas in the case of
15 25|     affirmative and a negative to belong to the same thing absolutely;
16 30|            the several attributes belong to the one subject, or the
17 30|    subjects and in one sense both belong to both, while in another
18 34| concerning all other matters that belong to the same inquiry into