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  1      I,  1 |         drawing certain lines in a way in which they could not
  2      I,  1 |            of them in some sort of way.~
  3      I,  3 |          perfect possession of the way to proceed when we are in
  4      I,  4 |           For if it be put in this way, ""An animal that walks
  5      I,  5 |            is drawn in any kind of way from what happens (accidit)
  6      I,  6 |     probably be easier to make our way right through the task before
  7      I,  7 |        with the things that in one way or another are called "the
  8      I,  7 |        from the things that in one way or another are called "the
  9      I,  8 |          be distinguished. Now one way to confirm that the elements
 10      I,  8 |         from its accident. Another way to confirm it is through
 11      I,  11|      people hold no opinion either way, or the masses hold a contrary
 12      I,  11|          opinion about them either way. That a thesis, however,
 13      I,  13|            be distinguished in the way we have said before. The
 14      I,  14|           and we taste in the same way. Likewise also in the other
 15      I,  14|       relative terms". In the same way these two should again be
 16      I,  15|           like manner. In the same way also, if "healthy" has more
 17      I,  15|            used to mean "in such a way as to produce" or "preserve"
 18      I,  15|          is ambiguous. In the same way also "clear", as applied
 19      I,  15|           it to be a bird: in this way, then, as well, both the
 20      I,  18|            before him in any other way.~The discovery of the differences
 21      I,  18|         always render them in this way: they declare the unit to
 22     II,  2 |         what belongs in some other way. This mistake is most commonly
 23     II,  3 |            many, but differ not by way of ambiguity of a term,
 24     II,  3 |            term, but in some other way: e.g. "The science of many
 25     II,  4 |      perceives judges in a certain way. But per contra it may proceed
 26     II,  4 |            asserted that is in any way derived from the genus (
 27     II,  7 |           examine them in the same way, we shall find that the
 28     II,  8 |          of relative terms, in the way described: for the object
 29     II,  9 |         such as are formed in this way. It is usually held that
 30     II,  11|         should examine in the same way predicates attributed in
 31     II,  11|            absolutely. In the same way also it is a good thing
 32     II,  11|      singly and alone. In the same way also it is in certain places
 33    III,  3 |        term uses, or in some other way helps the case of, one of
 34    III,  3 |           which stands more in the way of what is desirable, e.g.
 35    III,  6 |            like degree in the same way: for so you will find it
 36    III,  6 |         some instance, for in this way it will follow that it belongs
 37    III,  6 |            a statement in only one way; e.g. if a man has asserted
 38    III,  6 |           demolish it in any other way. For if we show that some
 39    III,  6 |        indefinite statement in one way only, whereas it can be
 40     IV,  4 |      pleasure is good. In the same way also consider the case of
 41     IV,  4 |          Consider also in the same way the case of things that
 42     IV,  4 |  establishing one there is but one way: for if the opposite species
 43     IV,  4 |        species be used in the same way in respect of the inflexions
 44     IV,  4 |      accident of it. For if in any way whatever memory be the abiding
 45     IV,  6 |         should proceed in the same way also in regard to the other
 46      V,  3 |         should inquire in the same way also in the case of other
 47      V,  3 |        which is not stated in this way could not have been correctly
 48      V,  4 |        states the property in this way. For constructive purposes,
 49      V,  5 |          in his language in such a way as to indicate one that
 50      V,  5 |           and indicates it in that way in his language: for then
 51      V,  5 |         renders a property in this way one should attack it; for
 52      V,  6 |            virtues as well in this way, it would be a property
 53      V,  7 |  destruction of a man. In the same way one should derive arguments
 54      V,  7 |  destruction of a man. In the same way one should derive arguments
 55      V,  8 |            more fiery. In the same way too one should look at all
 56      V,  8 |          or of acting in a certain way: so that to be "capable
 57      V,  8 |        render the property in that way find that of the object
 58     VI,  3 |       determine clearly: the right way to treat the matter in all
 59     VI,  3 |     required; for stated the other way the definition would not
 60     VI,  4 |          prior, inasmuch as such a way of procedure is more scientific.
 61     VI,  4 |           those who define in this way cannot show the essential
 62     VI,  4 |        clear, then, that the right way to define is not through
 63     VI,  4 |     intelligible: for only in this way could the definition come
 64     VI,  4 |           some things in any other way, e.g. the double without
 65     VI,  6 |          people who define in this way put effect for cause, or
 66     VI,  8 |           is not the man who gives way to any sort of pleasure
 67     VI,  8 | incontinent, but only he who gives way to a certain kind of pleasure.
 68     VI,  9 |            to itself". In the same way, too, with contraries. For
 69     VI,  10|      render the definition in this way on purpose: or it may quite
 70     VI,  12|             Moreover, if the right way to render account of a thing
 71     VI,  12|          accidentally be a correct way to render it. It is, moreover,
 72     VI,  12|     produces or does, or as in any way desirable because of something
 73     VI,  12|      desirable in itself in such a way is none the less wrong:
 74     VI,  13|            man who defines in this way seems to assert that the
 75     VI,  13|      compounded in such and such a way, just as in the case of
 76     VI,  13|          house irrespective of the way they are put together.~If
 77     VI,  13|         time, and if this be in no way true of the A and B in question,
 78     VI,  13|            as there is no possible way in which A can exist B’.
 79     VI,  14|         but when compounded in one way they form flesh, when in
 80    VII,  1 |           that are the same in one way are the same also in a different
 81    VII,  1 |           same also in a different way. For there is either no
 82    VII,  3 |                 3~This then is the way, and these the arguments,
 83    VII,  3 |         conjoined in more than one way, we have to select from
 84    VII,  3 |    examined each as a whole in the way we have said, and also in
 85    VII,  3 |    destructively" means "in such a way as to decompose its essence";
 86    VII,  5 |       bound to establish it in one way only, viz. by showing that
 87    VII,  5 |         such and such a particular way: whereas in the case of
 88    VII,  5 |           belong in the particular way stated, in the case of an
 89    VII,  5 |      accidental predicate the only way to demolish it is to show
 90   VIII,  1 |         required premisses in this way, it is still open to one
 91   VIII,  1 |            view to the latter. The way to employ them respectively
 92   VIII,  3 |     contraries or not: in the same way also with other terms requiring
 93   VIII,  5 |          difference: for the right way to answer, i.e. to admit
 94   VIII,  11|         lose their tempers in this way, their argument becomes
 95   VIII,  11|      answerer in the best possible way: for when men lose their
 96   VIII,  13|           the same thing. A second way occurs whenever any one
 97   VIII,  13|           shown by itself. A third way is if any one were to beg
 98   VIII,  13|          original question in this way: in the latter case the
 99   VIII,  14|                        14~The best way to secure training and practice
100   VIII,  14|         the arguments. For in this way we shall be better equipped
101   VIII,  14|        solution of it: for in this way you will soon find that