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 1      I,  4 |  coincident" of the cutting.~So far then as concerns the sphere
 2      I,  6 |    necessity, or at any rate so far as our opponent’s previous
 3      I,  8 |     clearly eternal: whereas so far as they are not eternal
 4      I,  10|         being of use only in so far as they fall within the
 5      I,  11|      always universally, but so far as it is requisite; within
 6      I,  12|         and "objections" are so far the same that anything which
 7      I,  23|       for they possess it in so far as they are both a certain
 8      I,  23|        of figure, and not in so far as they differ from one
 9      I,  24|     determinate. But objects so far as they are an indeterminate
10      I,  24| manifold are unintelligible, so far as they are determinate,
11      I,  24|       intelligible rather in so far as they are universal than
12      I,  24|        are universal than in so far as they are particular.
13      I,  33|        opinions have objects so far the same: on the other hand,
14     II,  2 |    equally true of things in so far as they are said without
15     II,  2 |       some attribute, and in so far as they are said to be possessed
16     II,  10|       to demonstration, and how far the same thing is both definable
17     II,  10|        and demonstrable and how far it is not.~
18     II,  17|      identical; different in so far as lines are lines and not