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 1   I, 3 |          and "that which is white" differ in definition, not in the
 2   I, 4 |      mixture by segregation. These differ, however, from each other
 3   I, 5 |          by the truth itself. They differ, however, from one another
 4   I, 5 |         Love and Strife; and these differ from each other in the way
 5   I, 6 |            that the principles can differ only as prior and posterior,
 6  II, 1 |            a feature in which they differ from things which are not
 7  II, 3 |           of" the end, though they differ from one another in that
 8  II, 6 |                             6~They differ in that "spontaneity" is
 9  II, 6 |   spontaneity is, and in what they differ from each other. Both belong
10 III, 3 |           through the action of X" differ in definition.~What then
11  IV, 1 |           that these places do not differ merely in relative position,
12  IV, 3 |          way the same thing,) they differ in essence, each having
13  IV, 8 |          will the body of the cube differ from the void or place that
14  IV, 14|           so-and-so if they do not differ by a differentia of that
15  IV, 14|         triangles; but they do not differ by a differentia of figure,
16  IV, 14|          for their number does not differ by a differentia of number),
17  IV, 14|            of which it is asserted differ; one group are dogs, and
18   V, 4 |           blackening and whitening differ specifically; but at all
19   V, 4 |          the extremities of others differ specifically although we
20 VII, 2 |    characteristics in which bodies differ from one another are sensible
21 VII, 4 |    different, the locomotions also differ specifically from one another:
22 VII, 4 |       respective motions will also differ specifically: if on the
23 VII, 4 |          if on the other hand they differ generically or numerically,
24 VII, 4 | numerically, the motions also will differ generically or numerically