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 1      I, 27|  species as distinct from the genus; for species being distinct
 2      I, 31|     of a thing, nor about its genus, nor in cases in which it
 3      I, 36|       not: e.g. if there is a genus of that of which there is
 4      I, 36|      conclude that there is a genus of the good. But nothing
 5      I, 36|       there is a science is a genus, and if there is a science
 6      I, 36|   conclude that the good is a genus. The first term then is
 7      I, 36| thesis is refuted because the genus is asserted in a particular
 8      I, 39|     the supposable is not the genus of the opinable or that
 9     II, 2 |     being species of the same genus which are not subordinate
10     II, 2 |       belong to any C, e.g. a genus to species of another genus:
11     II, 2 |   genus to species of another genus: for animal belongs neither
12     II, 2 |     belongs to some C, e.g. a genus to its species and difference:
13     II, 2 |     belongs to some C, e.g. a genus to the species of another
14     II, 2 |     to the species of another genus and its difference: for
15     II, 2 |       belongs to no C, e.g. a genus to the species of another
16     II, 2 |     to the species of another genus and to the accident of its
17     II, 2 |     are accidents of the same genus: for animal belongs to some
18     II, 2 |       belongs to no C, e.g. a genus in relation to the species
19     II, 2 |     to the species of another genus, and to the accident of
20     II, 3 |       belongs to no C, e.g. a genus to its co-ordinate species.
21     II, 3 |     not follow some C, e.g. a genus in relation to its species