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  1      I,  1 |          surface, as happens in the case of the principles of contentious
  2      I,  1 |        happens (for example) in the case of geometry and her sister
  3      I,  5 |           else, e.g. "sleep" in the case of man, even though at a
  4      I,  5 |             as, for example, in the case of man, if asked that question,
  5      I,  6 |       defined, as we do also in the case of a property, or that the
  6      I,  6 |             be remarked also in the case of an accident, we shall
  7      I,  6 |             are appropriate in each case, it will probably be easier
  8      I,  7 |            above: but really such a case as this ought to be ranked
  9      I,  7 |          the only difference in the case of water drawn from the
 10      I,  11|           what is need not in every case either have come to be or
 11      I,  14|           for so it is, too, in the case of the other senses; for
 12      I,  15|          contrary of "sharp" in the case of a note is "flat", while
 13      I,  15|             is "flat", while in the case of a solid edge it is "dull".
 14      I,  15|              flat", "heavy") in the case of a note has "sharp" as
 15      I,  15|            its contrary, but in the case of a solid mass "light",
 16      I,  15|           once obvious: e.g. in the case of "clear" and "obscure":
 17      I,  15|           the same sensation in the case of sound and of colour,
 18      I,  15|           colour, but in the latter case we judge by sight, in the
 19      I,  15|           edges: here in the latter case we judge by touch, but in
 20      I,  15|           in the names used, in the case either of the original terms
 21      I,  15|         clear" and "obscure" in the case of colours have "grey" as
 22      I,  15|        intermediate, whereas in the case of sound they have none,
 23      I,  15|             have but one, as is the case with "clear" and "obscure",
 24      I,  15|           and "obscure", for in the case of colours there are numbers
 25      I,  15|               harsh".~Again, in the case of the contradictory opposite,
 26      I,  15|          use.~Moreover, examine the case of terms that denote the
 27      I,  15|       ambiguous: e.g. "good" in the case of food means "productive
 28      I,  15|            of pleasure", and in the case of medicine "productive
 29      I,  15|             is in a closely similar case: for the same term does
 30      I,  15|        their definition. But in the case of genera that are not subaltern
 31      I,  15|          subaltern, but also in the case of its contrary: for if
 32      I,  15|            what is peculiar in each case be abstracted, the same
 33      I,  15|         This does not happen in the case of ambiguous terms, e.g.
 34      I,  15|           and the remainder in each case is not the same. It should,
 35      I,  15|          meaning of "clear" in each case been synonymous.~Often in
 36      I,  15|              commensurably" in each case, e.g. if in the latter case
 37      I,  15|         case, e.g. if in the latter case it means that "it is of
 38      I,  15|             like manner", as is the case (e.g.) with a "clear" (lit.
 39      I,  15|             a greater degree in one case.~Now since of genera that
 40      I,  15|           of colour, whereas in the case of a note it is a differentia;
 41      I,  16|         from knowledge?: for in the case of genera that are very
 42      I,  17|           be studied, first, in the case of things belonging to different
 43      I,  17|           are far apart; for in the case of the rest, we shall be
 44      I,  18|         cases, so it is also in the case before us: then when we
 45      I,  18|         cases, so it is also in the case before us, and have then
 46      I,  18|             same in each individual case of it, we shall be at no
 47      I,  18|              Likewise, also, in the case of objects widely divergent,
 48     II,  1 |          predicate belongs in every case, we shall also have shown
 49     II,  1 |           it does not belong in any case, we shall also have shown
 50     II,  1 |            does not belong in every case. First, then, we must speak
 51     II,  1 |        precarious thing; for in the case of accidents and in no other
 52     II,  1 |            same is true also in the case of a property; for if "to
 53     II,  1 |           belong absolutely. In the case of accidents, on the other
 54     II,  1 |            necessary process in the case of accidents.~We must also
 55     II,  2 |            not-being: for if in any case it be shown that the knowledge
 56     II,  2 |             predicate belongs in no case. This rule is convertible
 57     II,  2 |            instance to show in what case it is not so: for if he
 58     II,  3 |             S, you should show your case of one of its several senses,
 59     II,  3 |          for if we show that in any case whatever the attribute does
 60     II,  3 |         that it belongs in a single case, we shall demolish the universal
 61     II,  3 |           that if it belongs in any case whatever, it belongs universally,
 62     II,  3 |             not to be done in every case, but only whenever we are
 63     II,  3 |            the establishment of our case: whereas if we want to overthrow
 64     II,  3 |            accidentally, as, in the case of wine, the sweet-toothed
 65     II,  5 |          demolish it. The remaining case is when the point to which
 66     II,  7 |            other objectionable. The case is the same also in regard
 67     II,  7 |         anger, hatred would in that case be in the "spirited faculty":
 68     II,  8 |     purposes.~Then look also at the case of the contraries of S and
 69     II,  8 |             sequence is direct in a case such as that of courage
 70     II,  8 |            therefore, in the latter case also is direct; for the
 71     II,  8 |            hand, converse in such a case as this: Health follows
 72     II,  8 |       follows upon disease. In this case, then, clearly the sequence
 73     II,  8 |            is, however, rare in the case of contraries; usually the
 74     II,  8 |           followed the other in the case of the contraries, it must
 75     II,  8 |         state in like manner to the case of contraries. Only, in
 76     II,  8 |            contraries. Only, in the case of such privations the converse
 77     II,  8 |            the privation of it.~The case of relative terms should
 78     II,  8 |      sequence to take place, in the case of relative terms, in the
 79     II,  9 |                 9~Again look at the case of the co-ordinates and
 80     II,  9 |      justice".~Look not only in the case of the subject mentioned,
 81     II,  9 |          mentioned, but also in the case of its contrary, for the
 82     II,  9 |          that, if the latter be the case, so is the former. Also,
 83     II,  10|             see if they are in like case; e.g. if one branch of knowledge
 84     II,  10|          hear. Likewise also in the case of other things, both those
 85     II,  10|           if it be as stated in the case of some one like thing,
 86     II,  10|      whereas if it be not so in the case of some one of them, neither
 87     II,  10|             neither is it so in the case of the others. Look and
 88     II,  10|            one belongs as well. The case is the same also if two
 89     II,  11|              Likewise, also, in the case of other attributes. The
 90    III,  1 |          kind. Likewise also in the case of the contrary; for what
 91    III,  1 |        nature, whereas in the other case the goodness is acquired.
 92    III,  2 |          suppose in some particular case the one is valued for the
 93    III,  2 |        courage, the converse is the case, for it is in youth that
 94    III,  2 |         other one as well. Take the case of justice and courage;
 95    III,  2 |          things the opposite is the case: for things whose acquisition
 96    III,  2 |             to a man. Again, in the case of two things, if one is
 97    III,  2 |          street the converse is the case.~Also, superfluities are
 98    III,  2 |           as well, as (e.g.) is the case of justice compared with
 99    III,  3 |       however, beware of adducing a case in which the common term
100    III,  3 |            some other way helps the case of, one of the things added
101    III,  3 |      pleasure. Likewise also in the case of objectionable things;
102    III,  4 |              Likewise, also, in the case of other things which admit
103    III,  6 |             a beneficial thing. The case is the same also as regards
104    III,  6 |           or does not belong in one case, does so in a like degree
105    III,  6 |            not to belong, as in the case of universal questions.
106    III,  6 |           objection showing in what case it does not hold. Moreover,
107     IV,  1 |             them, as happens in the case of an accident: e.g. if "
108     IV,  1 |    mentioned, as (e.g.) is also the case in the instances just given.
109     IV,  1 |             be relatives, as is the case with "double": for multiple’,
110     IV,  2 |            same, as actually is the case with virtue and knowledge.
111     IV,  2 |    involuntarily, as happens in the case of inanimate things. Clearly,
112     IV,  3 |           of the genus: for in that case the same thing will at the
113     IV,  3 |            genus, as happens in the case of "good" and "evil": for
114     IV,  3 |           genera as well, as is the case with (1) virtue and vice
115     IV,  3 |       similarly related, but in one case be a mere negation of the
116     IV,  3 |      extremes, whereas in the other case it is a subject. For the
117     IV,  3 |           as well, as (e.g.) in the case of white and black: for "
118     IV,  3 |      objection may be raised in the case of health and disease: for
119     IV,  3 |              Again, consider in the case of the inflexions and the
120     IV,  4 |               4~Again, consider the case of things that bear a like
121     IV,  4 |            to the good: for in each case the one produces the other.
122     IV,  4 |          same way also consider the case of processes of generation
123     IV,  4 |            also in the same way the case of things that generate
124     IV,  4 |            as we were saying in the case of generation and destruction.
125     IV,  4 |              Likewise, also, in the case of the capacities and uses
126     IV,  4 |             method described in the case of Accident: e.g. if the
127     IV,  4 |             is the genus, as is the case with "double" and "multiple":
128     IV,  4 |         genus be as well, as in the case of "double" and its higher
129     IV,  4 |              Likewise, also, in the case of "knowledge": for both
130     IV,  4 |          whether terms used in like case relationships fail to yield
131     IV,  4 |         fraction of" something. The case is the same also as regards
132     IV,  4 |          equal in number, as is the case with "present" and "grant".
133     IV,  5 |              courageous" in the one case, and "good tempered" in
134     IV,  5 |        therefore, and see if in the case of any of its species the
135     IV,  6 |           is used of "white" in the case of snow, thus showing clearly
136     IV,  6 |          may be applied also to the case of the species, by comparing
137     IV,  6 | observations will apply also in the case of the species. For instance,
138      V,  1 |           problems arise, as in the case of a statement that it is
139      V,  1 |         things, and deny it in each case of the other, there will
140      V,  1 |            four problems; as in the case of a statement that it is
141      V,  1 |         receiving knowledge" in the case of man. A "relative" property
142      V,  1 |           of soul and body’, in the case of a living creature. A "
143      V,  1 |          man is always and in every case a biped, whereas a horse
144      V,  2 |           intelligible: for in that case it will be possible to conceive
145      V,  2 |              to distinguish. In the case contemplated, therefore,
146      V,  2 |          stated. For just as in the case of definitions too there
147      V,  2 |          the essence, so too in the case of properties nothing further
148      V,  3 |            the same way also in the case of other terms that do or
149      V,  3 |       principle will be true in the case of any attributes that do
150      V,  5 |         description is true.~In the case of some properties it mostly
151      V,  5 |      description is true, as is the case with "coloured", whether
152      V,  5 |           does not, in fact, in the case of fire. For fire is not
153      V,  5 |          rarefied particles" in the case of fire: for "light" consists
154      V,  5 |          rarefied particles" in the case of "fire": for this same
155      V,  5 |      living-creature".~Next, in the case of things consisting of
156      V,  5 |         rendering a property in the case of things that consist of
157      V,  5 |           part: and then in neither case will it have been rightly
158      V,  6 |             biped". Not only in the case of the actual term mentioned
159      V,  6 |         inflexions, but also in the case of its opposites, just as
160      V,  6 |           has been laid down in the case of the former commonplace
161     VI,  1 |           must go on to examine the case according to the commonplace
162     VI,  1 |        becomes easier in the latter case than in the former.~Incorrectness
163     VI,  2 |            particularly easy in the case where the definer does not
164     VI,  2 |           term defined, e.g. in the case of temperance: for harmony
165     VI,  2 |            this is not found in the case of the law. If, on the other
166     VI,  3 |            is the real state of the case it is difficult to determine
167     VI,  3 |            universally. For in that case, if the remainder of the
168     VI,  3 |          once. Likewise also in the case of "desire" as well: for
169     VI,  3 |     mentioned and then a particular case of it be added as well,
170     VI,  4 |            that the converse is the case: for the solid falls under
171     VI,  5 |             disease.~Moreover, in a case where the term to be defined
172     VI,  5 |             of a thing must in each case bring in its genus. It is
173     VI,  6 |       locality. Or possibly in this case the censure is undeserved;
174     VI,  6 |      themselves relative, as in the case also of knowledge. This
175     VI,  6 |           Possibly, indeed, in this case this result does not follow,
176     VI,  8 |         money he aims at, or in the case of the incontinent man the
177     VI,  8 |          involved.~Moreover, in the case of conations, and in any
178     VI,  9 |       coordinates.~Moreover, in the case of relative terms, see if
179     VI,  9 |           the other. We must in the case of contrary terms keep an
180     VI,  9 |       thought to be incurred in the case of "error" by any one who
181     VI,  10|         sense he intends. In either case, whichever course he pursues,
182     VI,  10|     ambiguous or synonymous, as the case may be: for people are more
183     VI,  11|            of term for term, in the case of some if not of all, seeing
184     VI,  11|       phrases, if possible in every case, or if not, in the majority.
185     VI,  11|             not the genus; in which case, clearly, the term to be
186     VI,  12|          Moreover, those who in the case of relative terms do not
187     VI,  12|             accidentally: as is the case with other relative terms:
188     VI,  13|          same, but one thing in the case of the whole and another
189     VI,  13|          clearly illustrated in the case of things that make for
190     VI,  13|         need not necessarily be the case, unless the elements compounded
191     VI,  13|            be, any more than in the case of syllables: for the syllable
192     VI,  13|          such a way, just as in the case of a house: for here the
193     VI,  14|           so one ought to do in the case of definitions as well:
194    VII,  1 |               Likewise, too, in the case of their opposites: for
195    VII,  1 |             Look and see also, in a case where one of two things
196    VII,  1 |       Xenocrates fails to prove his case: for the happy life is not
197    VII,  1 |         time; just as it is not the case that a man desires intercourse
198    VII,  3 |             to correspond in either case. Thus if forgetfulness be
199    VII,  4 |             then look to see in the case of their various species
200    VII,  5 |         Moreover, in establishing a case, the reasoning brought forward
201    VII,  5 |             thereby demolished.~The case stands likewise in regard
202    VII,  5 |          enough to show in a single case only that it fails to belong:
203    VII,  5 |            it is overthrown in this case as well, as was explained
204    VII,  5 |             as was explained in the case of the definition. In regard
205    VII,  5 |            that it belongs in every case, while of overthrowing it
206    VII,  5 |           never or not in a certain case, the original statement
207    VII,  5 |           either in some particular case or in every case. It appears,
208    VII,  5 |         particular case or in every case. It appears, in fact, as
209    VII,  5 |           than to establish.~In the case of an accidental attribute
210    VII,  5 |            that it belongs in every case, whereas to overthrow it,
211    VII,  5 |            not belong in one single case. The particular proposition
212    VII,  5 |             the other except in the case of definition. Clearly,
213    VII,  5 |      particular way: whereas in the case of the accident it is enough
214    VII,  5 |       particular way stated, in the case of an accidental predicate
215   VIII,  1 |   proposition to that effect in the case of some particular pair
216   VIII,  1 |             the proposition. In the case, however, of the definition
217   VIII,  1 |         granting what an opponent’s case really requires. Speaking
218   VIII,  2 |           the resemblances: in this case, when people need to secure
219   VIII,  2 |            he requires; e.g. in the case of forgetfulness and having
220   VIII,  2 |         evil than debility. In this case too, therefore, we have
221   VIII,  2 |       foresee in the rest of it any case where it does not hold true:
222   VIII,  2 |            of this type: for in the case of these it is possible
223   VIII,  2 |          when people cannot see any case in which it is not so, they
224   VIII,  2 |         number of times: in the one case he merely babbles, in the
225   VIII,  3 |         happens particularly in the case of the first principles:
226   VIII,  3 |         prove quite impossible. The case of the significance of verbal
227   VIII,  5 |          will be the same in either case. If, then, the statement
228   VIII,  5 |             conclusion; for in that case the result will be that
229   VIII,  7 |             like manner also in the case of terms used obscurely,
230   VIII,  10|             be impossible in such a case to apply the same solution.
231   VIII,  10|      solution of it, just as in the case of a figure falsely drawn.
232   VIII,  11|        proposed view shall in every case equally be a view generally
233   VIII,  11|           generally received as the case admits, he has argued his
234   VIII,  11|           admits, he has argued his case correctly. Clearly, then,
235   VIII,  11|             and con be alike in the case of the premisses, they will
236   VIII,  12|          happens principally in the case of reductiones ad impossibile: (
237   VIII,  12|          inquiry appropriate to the case, as happens when a non-medical
238   VIII,  13|             escape detection in the case of different terms, or a
239   VIII,  13|         demonstrate in a particular case: suppose (e.g.) he were
240   VIII,  13|    contradictory in some particular case, e.g. if having secured
241   VIII,  13|             this way: in the latter case the mistake lies in regard
242   VIII,  14|             thing": for that is the case with both relative terms
243   VIII,  14|         argued only some particular case: for this will enable one