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 1   I, 6|          knowable: and in any one genus there is only one contrariety,
 2   I, 6| contrariety, and substance is one genus: also a finite number is
 3   I, 6|         For substance is a single genus of being, so that the principles
 4   I, 6|       prior and posterior, not in genus; in a single genus there
 5   I, 6|         not in genus; in a single genus there is always a single
 6  II, 3|           what is particular or a genus, or an incidental attribute
 7  II, 3|         incidental attribute or a genus of that, and these either
 8  IV, 1|          must first determine its genus.~(1) Now it has three dimensions,
 9  IV, 3|        and generally species "in" genus.~(4) As the genus is "in"
10  IV, 3|    species "in" genus.~(4) As the genus is "in" the species and
11   V, 4|         Where it happens that the genus is at the same time a species,
12   V, 4|           and on the other hand a genus including the various knowledges.
13 VII, 4|           it that locomotion is a genus or that line is a genus? (
14 VII, 4|           genus or that line is a genus? (We may leave the time
15 VII, 4|           serves to show that the genus is not a unity but contains