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 1     II,  13| attribute may inhere in every triad, yet also in a subject not
 2     II,  13|     triad-as being inheres in triad but also in subjects not
 3     II,  13|   attribute inhering in every triad and of wider application (
 4     II,  13|    extend beyond the genus of triad; for pentad is a number,
 5     II,  13|      thing. For example every triad possesses the attributes
 6     II,  13|       then, is precisely what triad is, viz. a number, odd,
 7     II,  13|   dyad also as well as to the triad, but, taken collectively,
 8     II,  13|      we select as inhering in triad, or in any other subject
 9     II,  13|      to its essential nature, triad will thus possess these
10     II,  13|  constitutes the substance of triad is shown by the following
11     II,  13|   identical with the being of triad, it must be related to triad
12     II,  13|  triad, it must be related to triad as a genus named or nameless.
13     II,  13|   identical with the being of triad, because we make the further
14     II,  13|      species-number e.g. into triad and dyad-and then endeavour