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1      I,  1 |       means so and so; as regards "unit" we have to make the double
2      I,  2 |          lays it down that to be a unit is to be quantitatively
3      I,  2 |   hypothesis, for to define what a unit is is not the same as to
4      I,  23| indivisible, i.e. one. We have our unit when the premiss becomes
5      I,  23|          so on—so in syllogism the unit is an immediate premiss,
6      I,  27|    additional elements" is this: a unit is substance without position,
7     II,  9 |        nature and the existence of unit. On the other hand, it is