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 1      I,  4 | corresponding account holds if point is in every instance predicable
 2      I,  4 |      thus belongs to triangle, point to line; for the very being
 3      I,  4 |      such, are identical. E.g. point and straight belong to line
 4      I,  5 |     qua isosceles? What is the point at which the subject. to
 5      I,  5 |    universally?)" Clearly this point is the first term in which
 6      I,  24|        further reason, at this point we have full knowledge-but
 7      I,  24|     full knowledge-but at this point our knowledge has become
 8      I,  27|      without position, while a point is substance with position;
 9      I,  29|    some one subject.~A further point worth investigating is how
10     II,  3 |     what we have to say with a point most intimately connected
11     II,  4 |        it best illustrates the point under discussion.~Thus they
12     II,  5 |  inference at all, since at no point does the characterization
13     II,  12|   analogous to that of line to point, since a process contains
14     II,  13|        select, up to the exact point at which they are severally