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 1      I,  2 |             It has a further use in relation to the ultimate bases of
 2      I,  9 |         Essence, Quantity, Quality, Relation, Place, Time, Position,
 3      I,  13|         former cannot’; and (3) The relation of the healthy to health
 4     II,  9 | co-ordinates, as (e.g.) "justly" in relation to justice, and "courageously"
 5     IV,  3 |            general view is that the relation should be similar in both
 6     IV,  4 |             things that bear a like relation to one another. Thus (e.g.)
 7     IV,  4 |            another. Thus (e.g.) the relation of the pleasant to pleasure
 8     IV,  4 |        fails to be used in the same relation when called by its own name,
 9     IV,  4 |         fail to be used in the same relation both when called by the
10     IV,  4 |            of ‘will also be used in relation to a ‘half": and, in general,
11     IV,  4 |            all the higher genera in relation to a "half". An objection
12     IV,  4 |         term to be used in the same relation when called by its own name
13     IV,  4 |            genus fail to be used in relation to an equal number of things:
14     IV,  4 |             as they are not used in relation to an equal number of things
15     IV,  4 |       species and genus are used in relation to an equal number of things.~
16     IV,  4 |           or used of, the things in relation to which they happen at
17     IV,  4 |             except in the things in relation to which they are used),
18     IV,  4 |           be found in the things in relation to which they are used at
19     IV,  4 |           be found in the things in relation to which they happen at
20     IV,  6 |            of the genus rendered in relation to its species, as it is
21     IV,  6 |    description used of the genus in relation to its species. Look and
22      V,  1 |            like that of the soul in relation to the body, viz. that the
23      V,  1 |             a property of a man, in relation to a horse, to be a biped.
24      V,  1 |           is a property of a man in relation to a horse for the former
25      V,  1 |         property you can discuss in relation to many things, or can observe
26      V,  1 |           things, or can observe in relation to many periods of time:
27      V,  1 |      property you should observe in relation to many periods of time;
28      V,  7 |           things that are in a like relation, and see, for destructive
29      V,  7 |           purposes, if what is in a relation like that of the property
30      V,  7 |            property of what is in a relation like that of the subject:
31      V,  7 |           neither will what is in a relation like that of the first be
32      V,  7 |            property of what is in a relation like that of the second.
33      V,  7 |         Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as the relation of the builder towards the
34      V,  7 |           hand, see if what is in a relation like that of the property
35      V,  7 |            property of what is in a relation like that of the subject:
36      V,  7 |          for then also what is in a relation like that of the first will
37      V,  7 |            property of what is in a relation like that of the second.
38      V,  7 |         Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as the relation of a doctor towards the
39      V,  8 |           things that are in a like relation’ differs from the rule based
40     VI,  4 |            is the same as a certain relation to something, so that it
41     VI,  5 |            to be defined is used in relation to many things, he has failed
42     VI,  5 |          has failed to render it in relation to all of them; as (e.g.)
43     VI,  5 |             not used essentially in relation to both things: as medicine
44     VI,  5 |            to be defined is used in relation to several things, see if
45     VI,  6 |             each of these denotes a relation: for it speculates upon
46     VI,  6 |        relative term can be used in relation to its natural purpose only
47     VI,  6 |           else, some can be used in relation to something else as well.
48     VI,  6 |         introduce it in its primary relation: e.g. by defining "wisdom"
49     VI,  8 |             with being in a certain relation to something. He ought,
50     VI,  8 |           has been described not in relation to its end, the end in anything
51     VI,  8 |             and see also if that in relation to which he has rendered
52     VI,  8 |         Idea is always spoken of in relation to an Idea: thus absolute
53     VI,  12|      relative term would be used in relation not to one thing but to
54     VI,  12|             to render the object in relation to any one whatsoever of
55     VI,  13|            are not used in the same relation. Thus e.g. suppose courage
56     VI,  13|            both be used in the same relation as well, e.g. in relation
57     VI,  13|           relation as well, e.g. in relation to medical treatment (for
58    VII,  1 |             the other a quantity or relation. Again, see if the genus
59   VIII,  11|             criticism when taken in relation to the proposed conclusion
60   VIII,  11|              and yet commendable in relation to the proposed conclusion,
61   VIII,  11|             yet open to reproach in relation to the proposed conclusion,
62   VIII,  12|        either altogether or else in relation to the particular matter
63   VIII,  13|        premisses, viz. in a certain relation which they bear to one another.~