Book, Paragraph

1      I,  18|     because each subject genus possesses, in virtue of a determinate
2      I,  24|       that a subject, as such, possesses an attribute is superior.
3      I,  24|       who knows that isosceles possesses that attribute knows the
4      I,  24|      be shown thus: that which possesses an attribute through its
5      I,  24|          If rectilinear figure possesses the property for no further
6      I,  24|       teaches only one. He who possesses commensurately universal
7      I,  24| particular as well, but he who possesses particular demonstration
8      I,  33| substance and essential nature possesses opinion and not genuine
9     II,  13|        For example every triad possesses the attributes number, odd,