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 1   V, 4|          many senses.~Motion is one generically according to the different
 2   V, 4|          thus any locomotion is one generically with any other locomotion,
 3   V, 4|             alteration is different generically from locomotion.~Motion
 4   V, 4| specifically when besides being one generically it also takes place in a
 5   V, 4|           saying that motion is one generically or one specifically.~Motion
 6   V, 4|             place that makes it one generically or specifically, it is the
 7   V, 4|         same either specifically or generically may, it is true, be consecutive (
 8   V, 4|       motion is also said to be one generically, specifically, or essentially
 9 VII, 1|            a motion may be the same generically, specifically, or numerically:
10 VII, 1| specifically, or numerically: it is generically the same if it belongs to
11 VII, 4|           are nearly related either generically or analogically, with the
12 VII, 4|          the other hand they differ generically or numerically, the motions
13 VII, 4|            motions also will differ generically or numerically as the case
14 VII, 4|            e.g. two men (not merely generically inseparable as e.g. two