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1   I, 2 |       is", others to change the mode of expression and say "the
2  II, 2 |         by the sun as well. The mode of existence and essence
3  II, 3 |     what is particular. Another mode of causation is the incidental
4  II, 6 |       to agents capable of that mode of action. This is indicated
5  II, 6 |       other. Both belong to the mode of causation "source of
6 III, 2 |      remains then the suggested mode of definition, namely that
7 III, 6 | generally the infinite has this mode of existence: one thing
8  IV, 12|        either what is a part or mode of number-in general, something
9   V, 2 |        from a change to another mode of being, as e.g. a man