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 1   I, 2  |          either in definition (for example "to be white" is one thing, "
 2   I, 3  |     involved. Thus "sitting" is an example of a separable attribute,
 3   I, 4  |        from it by segregation, for example Anaximander and also all
 4   I, 5  |          great and the small", for example, belong to the former class, "
 5   I, 6  |         some arise from others-for example sweet and bitter, white
 6   I, 7  |         are the principles-say for example the musical and the unmusical,
 7  II, 5  |            the sake of something.)~Example: A man is engaged in collecting
 8  II, 6  | metaphorically, as Protarchus, for example, said that the stones of
 9  II, 6  |     inanimate objects. We say, for example, that the horse came "spontaneously",
10 III, 1  |       two-just as, to give another example, "colour" and visible" are
11   V, 1  |           motion accidentally (for example that which is "not-white"
12   V, 4  |  unqualified sense: learning is an example of this, knowledge being
13   V, 6  |            are opposed. To take an example, a state of rest in health
14 VIII, 10|           activity-in heating, for example, or sweetening or throwing;