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 1  II, 1 |             according to nature" is applied to all these things and
 2  II, 1 |            For the word "nature" is applied to what is according to
 3  II, 1 |            the same way as "art" is applied to what is artistic or a
 4  VI, 3 |          sense in which the word is applied to one thing in virtue of
 5 VII, 4 | commensurable if the same terms are applied to them without equivocation?
 6 VII, 4 |            the same term "sharp" is applied to them: whereas the highest
 7 VII, 4 |             has the same meaning as applied to both. Can it be, then,
 8 VII, 4 |             not the same meaning as applied to straight motion and to
 9 VII, 4 |            have the same meaning as applied to alteration and to locomotion.~
10 VII, 4 | commensurable if the same terms are applied to them without equivocation?
11 VII, 4 |            the same meaning whether applied to water or to air, yet
12 VII, 4 |            have the same meaning as applied to each (denoting in each
13 VIII, 1|            right in so far as it is applied to certain individual cases,