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1 I, 10| on comparison, it will look like a general opinion that 2 I, 15| following means. First, look and see if its contrary 3 I, 15| contradictory opposite, look and see if it bears more 4 I, 15| meaning, and vice versa.~Look also at the classes of the 5 I, 15| containing a sharp angle (point).~Look also at the genera of the 6 I, 15| animal, nor vice versa.~Look also and see not only if 7 I, 15| well.~It is useful also to look at the definition that arises 8 I, 15| of these are different), look and see if the meanings 9 I, 15| differentia of anything, look and see if one of the meanings 10 I, 17| likeness. We should also look at things which belong to 11 I, 18| the questioner would then look ridiculous if he failed 12 II, 2 | one commonplace rule is to look and see if a man has ascribed 13 II, 2 | to belong to something. Look at them species by species, 14 II, 2 | fewer steps. You should look and begin with the most 15 II, 2 | is the same, you should look and see whether it be so 16 II, 2 | assert it will make him look absurd.~Another rule is 17 II, 2 | of one of them, and then look and see if anything untrue 18 II, 2 | the same as the rule to look into cases where a predicate 19 II, 4 | belong to the same thing, look at its genus; e.g. if we 20 II, 4 | the soul is in motion), look and see whether it be possible 21 II, 4 | argument against the assertion, look among the definitions, real 22 II, 4 | on definitions.~Moreover, look and see in regard to the 23 II, 4 | thing in question.~Moreover, look at the time involved, to 24 II, 6 | so necessarily.~Moreover, look and see also if he has stated 25 II, 7 | the same thing.~Or again, look and see if anything has 26 II, 7 | accident which has a contrary, look and see if that which admits 27 II, 7 | is. You should therefore look and see if its contrary, 28 II, 8 | four in number, you should look for arguments among the 29 II, 8 | for both purposes.~Then look also at the case of the 30 II, 8 | original statement.~You should look also into cases of the privation 31 II, 9 | 9~Again look at the case of the co-ordinates 32 II, 9 | derived from "justice".~Look not only in the case of 33 II, 9 | contrary of S.~Moreover, look at the modes of generation 34 II, 10| 10~Again, look at things which are like 35 II, 10| the case of the others. Look and see also whether the 36 III, 2 | other of them, we should look at them from the standpoint 37 III, 2 | though unlike Achilles. Look also to see whether the 38 III, 3 | itself, and the other for the look of it, the former is more 39 III, 3 | as being desired for the look of it if, supposing no one 40 III, 3 | both for itself and for the look of it, while the other thing 41 III, 3 | to both things you should look and see which possesses 42 III, 6 | is useful also to take a look at individual instances, 43 III, 6 | numerically, you should look and see whether perhaps 44 IV, 1 | something that is, first take a look at all objects which belong 45 IV, 1 | Especially you should take a look at the definition of Accident, 46 IV, 1 | of the species. You must look, therefore, and see whether 47 IV, 1 | of pleasure, you should look and see if pleasure be neither 48 IV, 2 | 2~Look and see, also, if there 49 IV, 2 | disposition. You should look, therefore, and see whether 50 IV, 2 | could not be the true genus.~Look, also, at the genus of the 51 IV, 2 | genus of walking.~Again, look among the things of which 52 IV, 2 | shown that it is the genus.~Look, also, at the definitions 53 IV, 3 | 3~Look and see, also, if what is 54 IV, 3 | species of number.~You should look and see, also, if the species 55 IV, 3 | is more than one species, look and see if it be impossible 56 IV, 3 | could not be a genus at all.~Look and see, also, if he has 57 IV, 3 | the genus has no contrary, look and see not merely whether 58 IV, 3 | in "evil" but in "good". Look and see also whether, while 59 IV, 3 | Likewise. also, if one were to look at other instances, one 60 IV, 3 | the genus have a contrary, look and see whether also the 61 IV, 4 | form of "sensation".~Again, look at the negations of the 62 IV, 4 | soul or a man)-you should look, therefore, and see whether 63 IV, 5 | also in other instances. Look, therefore, and see if in 64 IV, 6 | relation to its species. Look and see also if the genus 65 IV, 6 | establish a view, you should look and see if the genus is 66 IV, 6 | species rendered be single, look and see whether the genus 67 V, 4 | destructive purposes, take a look at each subject of which 68 V, 4 | Moreover, you should take a look along at the inflections, 69 V, 5 | of like parts, you should look and see, for destructive 70 V, 6 | 6~Next, look from the point of view of 71 V, 6 | of "evil".~Secondly (h) look from the point of view of 72 V, 6 | should naturally have.~Next, look from the point of view of 73 V, 6 | creature".~Secondly (b) look from the point of view of 74 V, 6 | not to live".~Thirdly (c) look from the point of view of 75 V, 6 | belong as a property.~Next, look from the point of view of 76 V, 6 | faculty of desire".~Next, look from the point of view of 77 V, 6 | term mentioned should one look at the inflexions, but also 78 V, 7 | 7~Next, look from the point of view of 79 V, 7 | to produce health.~Next look from the point of view of 80 V, 7 | destruction.~Next take a look at the "idea" of the subject 81 V, 8 | 8~Next look from the point of view of 82 V, 8 | simply.~Also you should look at the argument from a simple 83 V, 8 | same way too one should look at all these matters from 84 V, 8 | property of animal.~Next, look from the point of view of 85 VI, 3 | redundantly, first of all look and see whether he has used 86 VI, 6 | always expresses a quality.~Look and see, further, whether 87 VI, 6 | but prior to the species.~Look and see also if the differentia 88 VI, 6 | something and does something.~Look and see also if the definer 89 VI, 6 | regard to all periods of time look and see whether there be 90 VI, 7 | 7~You should look and see also whether the 91 VI, 8 | what is pleasant as well.~Look and see also if that in 92 VI, 9 | of the state of anything, look at what is in the state, 93 VI, 9 | of what is in the state, look at the state: and likewise 94 VI, 10| a "producer of health"?~Look too and see whether the 95 VI, 11| intelligible when put in that form.~Look and see also whether, in 96 VI, 13| the "product of A and B", look and see in the first place 97 VI, 13| same time as the other, look and see if possibly the 98 VII, 1 | produce or to destroy them. Look and see also, in a case 99 VII, 1 | under the other.~Again, look and see if, supposing the 100 VII, 3 | same definition.~Moreover, look at it from the point of 101 VII, 3 | admitted too.~Moreover, look at it from the point of 102 VII, 3 | rest as well.~Moreover, look at it from the point of 103 VII, 4 | individual cases, and then look to see in the case of their


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