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 1      I,  4 |          for the very being or "substance" of triangle and line is
 2      I,  4 | something else besides; whereas substance, in the sense of whatever
 3      I,  22|        Predicates which signify substance signify that the subject
 4      I,  22|       Predicates not signifying substance which are predicated of
 5      I,  22| predicates which do not signify substance must be predicates of some
 6      I,  22|       is infinite. For all such substance is definable, and an infinite
 7      I,  22|    descent is infinite, since a substance whose predicates were infinite
 8      I,  22|     elements of each individual substance, and these we have seen
 9      I,  24|      examples it has being as a substance apart from its particulars-any
10      I,  24|         predicate signifies not substance but quality, essential relatedness,
11      I,  27|    elements" is this: a unit is substance without position, while
12      I,  27|      position, while a point is substance with position; the latter
13      I,  33|         virtue of the subjects’ substance and essential nature possesses
14     II,  3 |       to acquire knowledge of a substance, at any rate such attributes
15     II,  7 |       definition shall we prove substance or essential nature? We
16     II,  7 |        for (1) both what is not substance and what does not exist
17     II,  13|      this synthesis must be the substance of the thing. For example
18     II,  13|         of them constitutes the substance of triad is shown by the
19     II,  13|     further assumption that the substance of each subject is the predication
20     II,  13|    identical, though not in the substance of these nor essentially.
21     II,  13|        the formula defining the substance. Moreover, to postulate