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 1      I, 1 |       all of the first. And we say that one term is predicated
 2      I, 2 |     any A be B. For if some A (say C) were B, it would not
 3      I, 3 |      in several senses (for we say that what is necessary and
 4      I, 3 | statements, e.g. if one should say, it is possible that man
 5      I, 4 |      since it is indefinite to say some C is not B, and it
 6      I, 13|      in nothing impossible. We say indeed ambiguously of the
 7      I, 13|       no difference whether we say, A is possible of the subject
 8      I, 15|   minor. For if this is so, we say it is possible that it should
 9      I, 17|          but it is not true to say that it is possible that
10      I, 17|       B. For it is not true to say that that which necessarily
11      I, 17|      just as it is not true to say that what necessarily belongs
12      I, 17|      necessarily, therefore we say that it is not possible
13      I, 27| incidentally: for we sometimes say that that white object is
14      I, 32|        by what we are about to say. For everything that is
15      I, 34|  disease, C man. It is true to say that A cannot belong to
16      I, 34|          For it is not true to say that being healthy cannot
17      I, 36|       sense that it is true to say of the contraries that there
18      I, 39|       no difference whether we say that the supposable is not
19      I, 41| something white, it is true to say that beauty belongs to that
20      I, 41|        should belong, I do not say to all C, but even to C
21      I, 46|  belongs. For if it is true to say "it is a not-white", it
22      I, 46| not-white", it is true also to say "it is not white": for it
23      I, 46|   which is white it is true to say that it is not not-white.
24      I, 46|       at all it is not true to say A, viz. that it is a white
25      I, 46|       then it is to be true to say that whatever is a man is
26     II, 16|   those who reason thus merely say a particular thing is, if
27     II, 17|        proposition he will not say, "False cause", but urge
28     II, 27|        B of C: only men do not say the latter, because they
29     II, 27|      the natural affections: I say "natural"", for though perhaps