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1      I,  32|        basic truths which differ generically and are not transferable;
2      I,  32|        truths differ so as to be generically different for each science,
3      I,  32|       the basic truths of things generically different themselves differ
4      I,  32|      different themselves differ generically. For fundamental truths
5     II,  13|    belong to one species and are generically but not specifically identical
6     II,  15|   questions embody are identical generically, because all three are forms
7     II,  17| equivocal if they are equivocal, generically one if they are generically
8     II,  17|      generically one if they are generically one. Take the question why