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 1  II,  1|     a statue or of a painted figure. We must now extend our
 2  II,  3| sense as one can be given of figure. For, as in that case there
 3  II,  3|     in that case there is no figure distinguishable and apart
 4  II,  3|  definition can be given for figure which will fit all figures
 5  II,  3|   the peculiar nature of any figure. So here in the case of
 6  II,  3| infima species. The cases of figure and soul are exactly parallel;
 7  II,  6|      movement, rest, number, figure, magnitude; these are not
 8 III,  1|  sense, e.g. movement, rest, figure, magnitude, number, unity;
 9 III,  1| movement, and therefore also figure (for figure is a species
10 III,  1|   therefore also figure (for figure is a species of magnitude),