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 1      I,  22|                  the subject either some element constituting its essential
 2      I,  22|                 a further. subject as an element of its essential nature,
 3      I,  22|                categories, or else is an element in its substantial nature:
 4      I,  22|                  yet number itself is an element in the definition of odd;
 5      I,  22|              nature odd was an essential element: but then number will be
 6      I,  22|                 of attributes, and be an element in the definition of each
 7      I,  23|                  other spheres the basic element is simple but not identical
 8      I,  27|            latter contains an additional element.~
 9      I,  33|           apprehension that animal is an element in the essential nature
10      I,  33|          predicable of man but not as an element in man’s essential nature
11     II,  8 |                  through apprehending an element in its character, and sometimes
12     II,  8 |                 whenever we apprehend an element in the thing’s character
13     II,  8 |            instance of being aware of an element in the essential nature.
14     II,  13|                 species; since the basic element of them all is the definition,
15     II,  13|             avoiding the omission of any element of the essential nature.
16     II,  13| identical-individuals, and consider what element they have in common. We
17     II,  13|              established what the common element is in all members of this
18     II,  13|                  and inquire what common element have equanimity amid the
19     II,  16|                  the interposition is an element in the definition of eclipse,