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1   I, 2 | independent: for everything is predicated of substance as subject.
2   I, 3 |     meaning, of whatever it is predicated, but further that it means (
3   I, 3 |        for (1) an attribute is predicated of some subject, so that
4   I, 3 |        and each separately are predicated is the subject also of the
5   I, 6 |    prior presumably to what is predicated of it. Again (2) we hold
6   I, 7 |   since substance alone is not predicated of another subject, but
7 III, 5 |      it is a substance and not predicated of a subject. Hence it will
8  IV, 11|      in movement), but what is predicated of it is different; for