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  1      I,  4 |              Similarly too in other cases. Naturally, then, problems
  2      I,  5 |         like these. For in all such cases the question is "to which
  3      I,  7 |          generically-numerically in cases where there is more than
  4      I,  9 |        Likewise, also, in the other cases: for each of these kinds
  5      I,  10|            Likewise, also, in other cases. Also, on comparison, it
  6      I,  10|          and likewise also in other cases.~
  7      I,  11|             from it: for the former cases admit of no doubt, while
  8      I,  14|          Likewise also in the other cases. Moreover, all statements
  9      I,  14|           be true in all or in most cases, should be taken as a principle
 10      I,  14|              Likewise also in other cases.~
 11      I,  15|             Similarly also in other cases.~Whether a term bears a
 12      I,  15|           one of names. For in some cases a difference is at once
 13      I,  15|             ambiguous term.~In some cases there is no discrepancy
 14      I,  15|              Likewise also in other cases, whenever the original term
 15      I,  15|            they are the same in all cases. For if they are not the
 16      I,  15|        ambiguous terms, e.g. in the cases just mentioned. For the
 17      I,  18|              is not possible in all cases, but only when of the many
 18      I,  18|         induction of individuals in cases that are alike that we claim
 19      I,  18|         that however it is in these cases, so it is also in the case
 20      I,  18|         that however it is in these cases, so it is also in the case
 21      I,  18|          the point as regards these cases. It is useful for the rendering
 22      I,  18|           what is common to all the cases, we shall get the credit
 23     II,  1 |             that it belongs in some cases. Likewise, also, if we show
 24     II,  2 |      Another rule is to examine all cases where a predicate has been
 25     II,  2 |             reached so far in these cases, you should again divide
 26     II,  2 |             or in a large number of cases, we may then claim that
 27     II,  2 |            as the rule to look into cases where a predicate has been
 28     II,  3 |           rule is to be observed in cases where the difference of
 29     II,  3 |            argument applying to all cases in common, as (e.g.) the
 30     II,  3 |             must deal also in these cases as well with any uncertainty
 31     II,  3 |            with relative terms: for cases of this kind are generally
 32     II,  3 |             this kind are generally cases of relative terms.~
 33     II,  8 |       contradictories. For in those cases the sequence is converse:
 34     II,  8 |           upon "not-animal". In all cases, therefore, a postulate
 35     II,  8 |              Likewise also in other cases. The sequence is, on the
 36     II,  8 |           You should look also into cases of the privation or presence
 37     II,  9 |          and so forth also in other cases. "Co-ordinate", then, usually
 38     II,  9 |             then, usually describes cases such as these, whereas "
 39     II,  10|            and see also whether the cases are alike as regards a single
 40     II,  11|            is not applicable in all cases, but only in those in which
 41    III,  1 |             other. Clearly, in such cases if we can show a single
 42    III,  1 |              Likewise also in other cases.~Also, that which is desired
 43    III,  1 |            things), and so in other cases of the same kind. Likewise
 44    III,  3 |         Similarly also in the other cases.~Moreover, if one thing
 45    III,  4 |           of that kind. For in some cases in the very course of comparing
 46    III,  6 |            of conception is in some cases an object of knowledge,
 47    III,  6 |           what is unjust be in some cases good, then also what is
 48    III,  6 |             what is just is in some cases evil; and if what happens
 49    III,  6 |           happens justly is in some cases evil, then also what happens
 50    III,  6 |         happens unjustly is in some cases good. Also, if what is pleasant
 51    III,  6 |         what is pleasant is in some cases objectionable, then pleasure
 52    III,  6 |            then pleasure is in some cases an objectionable thing.
 53    III,  6 |         what is pleasant is in some cases beneficial, then pleasure
 54    III,  6 |            then pleasure is in some cases a beneficial thing. The
 55    III,  6 |             or knowledge be in some cases good, then we may take it
 56    III,  6 |             or knowledge is in some cases an evil thing. Likewise,
 57    III,  6 |             of knowledge be in some cases a good thing or its production
 58    III,  6 |           knowledge will be in some cases an evil thing; e.g. if for
 59    III,  6 |            same holds also in other cases: in all such cases the premiss
 60    III,  6 |            other cases: in all such cases the premiss and the conclusion
 61    III,  6 |            individual instances, in cases where some attribute has
 62    III,  6 |           is found to belong in all cases or in none, you should,
 63    III,  6 |         does not hold. Moreover, in cases where it is possible to
 64     IV,  1 |            Likewise, also, in other cases.~Again, see whether it be
 65     IV,  1 |     principle in regard to all such cases is that the genus has a
 66     IV,  2 |             to a difficulty in some cases. For some people hold that
 67     IV,  2 |             of "carriage". All such cases should be examined by means
 68     IV,  3 |           should be similar in both cases, as it is in the cases of
 69     IV,  3 |         both cases, as it is in the cases of virtue and vice and of
 70     IV,  4 |          may be raised that in some cases it is not so: for we say "
 71     IV,  4 |            dative. If, then, in any cases the constructions after
 72     IV,  4 |           not be returned". In some cases, however, the number of
 73     IV,  5 |            Likewise, also, in other cases of the kind. Even, then,
 74     IV,  5 |            is not true, but only in cases where the genus rendered
 75     IV,  5 |         true predicate. For in some cases, e.g. "mud" or "snow", it
 76     IV,  6 |             is useful especially in cases where the species appears
 77     IV,  6 |         also in regard to the other cases of this kind.~Moreover,
 78      V,  1 |            or generally and in most cases: thus a difference that
 79      V,  1 |         found generally and in most cases, is one such as the faculty
 80      V,  5 | specifically" is added: and in some cases this does not occur, as
 81      V,  5 |          not be a property. In some cases it happens that this is
 82     VI,  3 |             treat the matter in all cases is to be guided by convenience.
 83     VI,  4 |           relative: for in all such cases the essential being is the
 84     VI,  5 |           is only, however, in some cases that what has been said
 85     VI,  6 |              It may be that in some cases the definer is obliged to
 86     VI,  6 |          purpose: for while in some cases the particular relative
 87     VI,  8 |             rule is not true in all cases, for almost everybody prefers
 88     VI,  8 |       completion.~Again see in some cases if he has failed to distinguish
 89     VI,  8 |            Likewise, also, in other cases of the kind: for by omitting
 90     VI,  8 |         conations, and in any other cases where it applies, see if
 91     VI,  9 |          and likewise also in other cases of the kind. Thus if the
 92     VI,  9 |            on our guard in all such cases against discrepancy, using
 93     VI,  10|           Idea as well. For in some cases it will not do so; e.g.
 94     VI,  11|            For the exchange in such cases is bound to be merely one
 95     VI,  13|         this kind of thing in other cases also (for it is quite possible
 96     VI,  13|         particularly appropriate in cases where the process of putting
 97     VI,  13|         well not be good, as in the cases just instanced.~Moreover,
 98    VII,  1 |              Likewise also in other cases of the kind. Each, however,
 99    VII,  1 |              Likewise also in other cases.~Moreover, from the point
100    VII,  3 |             the differentia in both cases, seeing that the body as
101    VII,  4 |       should examine the individual cases, and then look to see in
102    VII,  5 |            a term also. For in both cases it is easier to overthrow
103    VII,  5 |             predicate: for in other cases one has to show not only
104    VII,  5 |         accordingly, while in other cases it is possible to demolish
105   VIII,  1 |             proceed from individual cases to the universal and from
106   VIII,  1 |            under which all the like cases fall.~It is a good rule
107   VIII,  2 |              it is possible in some cases to ask the question in its
108   VIII,  2 |         they use the phrase "in all cases of this sort". But it is
109   VIII,  2 |             the strength of several cases and yet the answerer refuses
110   VIII,  2 |          has oneself stated in what cases it is so, it is not fair
111   VIII,  2 |           that he shall say in what cases it is not so: for one should
112   VIII,  2 |       putting your question in such cases: for so long as the ambiguity
113   VIII,  2 |             on the strength of many cases and he has no objection
114   VIII,  2 |           that hold true of several cases, and to which either no
115   VIII,  13|           were to beg in particular cases what he undertakes to show
116   VIII,  14|            reasoners their parallel cases; for this is the thing in