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 1 4 |        for it is possible by this phrase to mean that knowledge belongs
 2 4 |        same applies to the latter phrase, too, if one combines the
 3 4 |        more besides. For the same phrase would not be thought always
 4 6 |          accent arise because the phrase in question or the term
 5 7 |         no difference whether the phrase be combined or divided,
 6 7 |       raising of the voice upon a phrase is thought not to alter
 7 7 |        alter its meaning-with any phrase, or not with many. With
 8 19|         whether of a term or of a phrase, in this manner, that "in
 9 24|           a real ambiguity in the phrase "Something of evils is good"."
10 24|        but not with regard to the phrase in question. It would occur
11 24|          Man is of the animals" a phrase with a number of meanings:
12 24|         number of meanings: for a phrase does not become possessed
13 31|         term apart from the whole phrase "double of half" merely
14 31| abstraction as it is in the whole phrase. For "concave" has a general
15 32|          of a stone." No: the one phrase is in the genitive, "of