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 1      I,  7 |        conclusion-an attribute inhering essentially in a genus; (
 2      I,  9 |        is to show an attribute inhering as such, nothing can be
 3      I,  9 |        of an attribute only as inhering accidentally, not as belonging
 4      I,  9 |  peculiar basic truths of each inhering attribute are indemonstrable;
 5      I,  27|      science of properties qua inhering in a substratum, is more
 6      I,  27|       a science of pr,operties inhering in a substratum; and similarly
 7      I,  33| apprehends these attributes as inhering in their subjects, but not
 8     II,  10| exhibits a single predicate as inhering not accidentally in a single
 9     II,  13|     other hand is an attribute inhering in every triad and of wider
10     II,  13|      and of wider application (inhering as it does also in pentad),
11     II,  13|  attributes which we select as inhering in triad, or in any other
12     II,  17|        as essential and not as inhering in virtue of a symptom or