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 1 4 |  knowing letters". For each word, both "knowing" and "letters",
 2 4 | what is active by a passive word, or a state by an active
 3 4 |     or a state by an active word, and so forth with the other
 4 4 |    e.g.) "flourishing" is a word which in the form of its
 5 10|   thinks "triangle" to be a word with many meanings, and
 6 13|   it seems, inasmuch as the word is the same, to have the
 7 14|   solecisms depend upon the word "this" (tode), and upon
 8 14|  for expression and also a "word": and so is white".~It is
 9 20|  the same), unless also the word that is pronounced, according
10 20|       In writing, indeed, a word is the same whenever it
11 21|     this, is clear: for the word does not mean the same when
12 22|  viz. just the one. For the word "only" does not signify
13 25|   of the two connexions the word "absolutely" is to be rendered-with "
14 31|  that it is white. The bare word "double", one may perhaps
15 32|     a "stick" or any neuter word, and the difference does