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 1   V, 4 |          locomotion.~Motion is one specifically when besides being one generically
 2   V, 4 |    blackening and whitening differ specifically; but at all events every
 3   V, 4 |            every whitening will be specifically the same with every other
 4   V, 4 |             hence any whitening is specifically one with any other whitening.
 5   V, 4 |        will then in a sense be one specifically though not in an unqualified
 6   V, 4 |          as to whether a motion is specifically one when the same thing
 7   V, 4 |           place: if this motion is specifically one, circular motion will
 8   V, 4 |          the motion takes place is specifically different (as in the present
 9   V, 4 |      instance the circular path is specifically different from the straight)
10   V, 4 |          is one generically or one specifically.~Motion is one in an unqualified
11   V, 4 |        makes it one generically or specifically, it is the thing moved that
12   V, 4 |           not really one, but only specifically one).~Suppose, however,
13   V, 4 |            undergoes an alteration specifically the same but at one time
14   V, 4 |       extremities of others differ specifically although we give them the
15   V, 4 |            are not the same either specifically or generically may, it is
16   V, 4 |         continuous and one must be specifically the same, of one thing,
17   V, 4 |            of a motion that is not specifically one (even if the time is
18   V, 4 |         time is one, the motion is specifically different, and so cannot
19   V, 4 |         motion that is one must be specifically one, though motion that
20   V, 4 |         one, though motion that is specifically one is not necessarily one
21   V, 4 |        said to be one generically, specifically, or essentially when it
22   V, 4 |            thing: e.g. they do not specifically distinguish earth from itself
23   V, 4 |            are consecutive but not specifically the same cannot be one and
24 VII, 1 |           be the same generically, specifically, or numerically: it is generically
25 VII, 1 |        substance or quality: it is specifically the same if it proceeds
26 VII, 1 |            proceeds from something specifically the same to something specifically
27 VII, 1 | specifically the same to something specifically the same, e.g. from white
28 VII, 1 |             which is not of a kind specifically distinct: it is numerically
29 VII, 1 |           though it would still be specifically one.~We have dealt with
30 VII, 4 |            same.) If the lines are specifically different, the locomotions
31 VII, 4 |            locomotions also differ specifically from one another: for locomotion
32 VII, 4 |         another: for locomotion is specifically differentiated according
33 VII, 4 |           species? Is an attribute specifically different if the subject
34 VII, 4 |         once makes the alterations specifically different, and there is
35 VII, 4 |            not accidentally-differ specifically, then their respective motions
36 VII, 4 |           motions will also differ specifically: if on the other hand they
37 VII, 4 |       things that are the same and specifically inseparable, e.g. two men (
38 VIII, 5|      itself: for then, while being specifically one and indivisible, it
39 VIII, 8|     magnitude): and contraries are specifically not one and the same but
40 VIII, 8|            mean one of the various specifically distinct motions, not some