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1 VII, 4|         that the term "much" is equivocal? In fact there are some
2 VII, 4|        even the definitions are equivocal; e.g. if "much" were defined
3 VII, 4|     cases: "equal" is similarly equivocal; and "one" again is perhaps
4 VII, 4|        is perhaps inevitably an equivocal term; and if "one" is equivocal,
5 VII, 4| equivocal term; and if "one" is equivocal, so is "two". Otherwise
6 VII, 4|  clearly we could thus make all equivocal attributes univocal and
7 VII, 4|         and that in the case of equivocal terms sometimes the different
8 VII, 4|        that they seem not to be equivocal though they really are.~