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1      I,  9 |  attribute only as inhering accidentally, not as belonging to its
2      I,  12|  refute the geometer except accidentally. One should therefore not
3      I,  22| predicated strictly and not accidentally of the subject, for on such
4     II,  8 |    character, and sometimes accidentally, as, for example, when we
5     II,  10|   before, that we only know accidentally whether or not the thing
6     II,  10|   predicate as inhering not accidentally in a single subject.~That