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 1      I,  7 |        really such a case as this ought to be ranked in the same
 2      I,  10|          general opinion that one ought to do good to one’s friends,
 3      I,  10|          general opinion that one ought not to do them harm. Here,
 4      I,  10|         them harm. Here, that one ought to do harm to one’s friends
 5      I,  10|        general view, and that one ought not to do them harm is the
 6      I,  10|   contrary. Likewise also, if one ought to do good to one’s friends,
 7      I,  10|        good to one’s friends, one ought not to do good to one’s
 8      I,  10|           contrary being that one ought to do good to one’s enemies.
 9      I,  10|     contrary subject: e.g. if one ought to do good to one’s friends,
10      I,  10|        good to one’s friends, one ought also to do evil to one’s
11      I,  11|       puzzled to know whether one ought to honour the gods and love
12      I,  14|      following are ethical, e.g. "Ought one rather to obey one’s
13      I,  15|        and also of judging as one ought, then "just" also will be
14      I,  15|   abstracted, the same expression ought to remain over. This does
15      I,  18|           loss into what genus we ought to put the object before
16     II,  2 |       e.g. you should say that we ought to use our terms to mean
17     II,  3 |       establishing a statement we ought to secure a preliminary
18    III,  1 |           for which of the two we ought rather to vote, because
19    III,  5 |   comparative degrees and amounts ought to be taken in the most
20     IV,  1 |           the genera of relatives ought themselves also to be relatives,
21     IV,  1 |        speak generally, the genus ought to fall under the same division
22     IV,  1 |          is predicated, the genus ought to be predicated as well.~
23     IV,  2 |        than the genus, whereas it ought to be vice versa.~Again,
24     IV,  3 |          contrary; for contraries ought to be found in the same
25     IV,  4 |          also the term "multiple" ought to be used to mean multiple
26     IV,  5 |           kind. Even, then, if we ought in this instance to admit
27     IV,  6 |        predication of the species ought to be of narrower range.
28      V,  1 |          things: for the property ought to belong to its subject
29      V,  3 |           the property of a thing ought not to show its essence.
30      V,  4 |           for the same attributes ought either to belong or not
31     VI,  1 |         for the definition of Man ought to be true of every man);
32     VI,  1 |       above as well, a definition ought to be peculiar): or else (
33     VI,  1 |          language of a definition ought to be the very clearest
34     VI,  3 |          redundant. For the genus ought to divide the object from
35     VI,  4 |        who hold that a definition ought to be rendered through what
36     VI,  4 |           All such points as this ought to be made very precise,
37     VI,  4 |         too must be embraced. One ought to learn up all such points
38     VI,  5 |           from dictation": for he ought also to say that it is a
39     VI,  5 |           lower. Either, then, it ought to be put into its nearest
40     VI,  5 |        genus all the differentiae ought to be appended whereby the
41     VI,  6 |      species: for the differentia ought to be posterior to the genus,
42     VI,  6 |      non-subaltern genera, and we ought to add the words "except
43     VI,  6 |        members of the same genus" ought therefore to be added; for
44     VI,  6 |          of sensation, whereas it ought to be, if it is a failure
45     VI,  6 |       then, this commonplace rule ought to be followed, as we have
46     VI,  7 |       than is light: whereas both ought to be more applicable to
47     VI,  8 |         relation to something. He ought, therefore, to have said
48     VI,  8 |           in the definition there ought to be rendered either the
49     VI,  8 |         of the air"; whereas they ought to specify as well quantity,
50     VI,  8 |          only apparently so. They ought, therefore, to have rendered
51     VI,  8 |  maintains the existence of Ideas ought to be brought face to face
52     VI,  11|          line with its extremes") ought to be a definition of straight’.
53     VI,  11|     whereas in a definition terms ought to be rendered by phrases,
54     VI,  11|         knowledge-as it certainly ought to be if the whole is to
55     VI,  11|         but the differentia, that ought to have been changed, seeing
56     VI,  12|           is partly false; for it ought to hold of all reality,
57     VI,  12|          at all; for a definition ought to be peculiar to its own
58     VI,  12|           what the definition too ought to have indicated.~
59     VI,  13|   together with the whole: for it ought to happen, vice versa, that
60     VI,  13|  accordingly the product of these ought to have corresponded to
61     VI,  13|           of the elements: for it ought not to be, any more than
62     VI,  14|          the existing law, so one ought to do in the case of definitions
63     VI,  14|          definitions as well: one ought oneself to propose a second
64     VI,  14|      features that the definition ought to have, and also any superfluous
65    VII,  1 |         from each, the remainders ought to have signified the same
66    VII,  1 |           Speaking generally, one ought to be on the look-out for
67    VII,  3 |      predicates contained therein ought also to be the only ones
68   VIII,  1 |        the reasoning is effected, ought not to be propounded directly
69   VIII,  2 |           of things that are. One ought, therefore, to try oneself
70   VIII,  2 |         demand the objection. One ought, moreover, to claim that
71   VIII,  2 |         of its kind, the objector ought to make his objection in
72   VIII,  3 |      words, in serious inquiry he ought not to grant it, unless
73   VIII,  5 | absolutely rejected, the answerer ought not to grant either what
74   VIII,  6 |        men ask these things, they ought not to be granted.~
75   VIII,  7 |          is said be not clear, he ought not to hesitate to say that
76   VIII,  12|           the premisses laid down ought never to be there at all,
77   VIII,  13|       other things, that which he ought to have shown by itself.
78   VIII,  13|        number of other things, he ought to have shown. Again, a