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 1 5 |     Accident occur whenever any attribute is claimed to belong in
 2 8 |       accident for an essential attribute, and-a branch of the last-that
 3 22| substance does not belong as an attribute, while the other has shown
 4 22|       other has shown that some attribute belongs which is in the
 5 24|        is indeterminate when an attribute should be ascribed to a
 6 24|    there is no need for such an attribute to belong. One must, however,
 7 24|       an example of the kind of attribute meant. All arguments such
 8 24|         is no necessity for the attribute which is true of the thing’
 9 26|       it shall involve the same attribute in the same respect and
10 30|     case of ambiguous terms, an attribute belongs to a term sometimes
11 30|        mistake: but whenever an attribute belongs to one subject but
12 30|      has affirmed or denied one attribute only of one subject only,