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 1  IV, 3|    not be in itself and the wine will not be in itself. But
 2  IV, 3|   in itself. But the jar of wine will: for the contents and
 3  IV, 3|      c. But the jar and the wine in separation are not parts
 4  IV, 3|  have to be both vessel and wine, and the wine both wine
 5  IV, 3|    vessel and wine, and the wine both wine and jar, if it
 6  IV, 3|     wine, and the wine both wine and jar, if it is possible
 7  IV, 3|    the jar will receive the wine in virtue not of its being
 8  IV, 3|     virtue not of its being wine but of the wine’s being
 9  IV, 3|   its being wine but of the wine’s being wine, and the wine
10  IV, 3|     but of the wine’s being wine, and the wine will be in
11  IV, 3|  wine’s being wine, and the wine will be in the jar in virtue
12  IV, 3|     it receives, namely (if wine) wine, will be in it.~Obviously
13  IV, 3|  receives, namely (if wine) wine, will be in it.~Obviously
14  IV, 4|    water in the cask or the wine in the jar. For the hand
15  IV, 6|   that a cask will hold the wine which formerly filled it,
16  IV, 6|    the skins into which the wine has been decanted, which
17 VII, 4| equivocation? e.g. a pen, a wine, and the highest note in