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 1     II,  2|           is convertible for both destructive and constructive purposes:
 2     II,  9|           good; whereas if causes destructive of them are good, they themselves
 3    III,  6|         universal constructive or destructive commonplace rules that have
 4      V,  2|         are more intelligible-for destructive purposes, whether they are
 5      V,  2|   property of "animal".~Next, for destructive purposes, see whether any
 6      V,  2|      upwards in space".~Next, for destructive purposes, see if the term
 7      V,  2|        property of man.~Next, for destructive purposes, see whether the
 8      V,  2|        rendered of man.~Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he
 9      V,  2|           have a soul".~Next, for destructive purposes see whether he
10      V,  3|                       3~Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he
11      V,  3|           intelligible: thus, for destructive purposes, see whether he
12      V,  3|       correctly stated.~Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he
13      V,  3|     correctly rendered.~Next, for destructive purposes, see whether in
14      V,  3|       correctly stated.~Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he
15      V,  3|     correctly rendered.~Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he
16      V,  3|     correctly rendered.~Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he
17      V,  4|          them.~Firstly, then, for destructive purposes, take a look at
18      V,  4|        commonplace rule means-for destructive purposes, see if the description
19      V,  4|         is predicated.]~Next, for destructive purposes, see if the description
20      V,  4|       living creature".~Next, for destructive purposes, see if he has
21      V,  4|         rightly stated.~Next, for destructive purposes, see if he has
22      V,  4|   property of "animal".~Next, for destructive purposes, see if the property
23      V,  4|      property of "man".~Next, for destructive purposes, see if the same
24      V,  4|           are the same.~Next, for destructive purposes, see if the property
25      V,  5|                       5~Next, for destructive purposes, see if, while
26      V,  5|          the statement.~Next, for destructive purposes, see if he has
27      V,  5|          should look and see, for destructive purposes, if the property
28      V,  6|          contraries, and see, for destructive purposes, if the contrary
29      V,  6|   relative opposites and see, for destructive purposes, if the correlative
30      V,  6|          1 to 2".~Thirdly (c) for destructive purposes, see if an attribute
31      V,  6|         rule is useful only for a destructive purpose. Thus (e.g.) see
32      V,  6| respective subjects; and see, for destructive purposes, if the positive
33      V,  6|          themselves, and see, for destructive purposes, if the property
34      V,  6|          a division, and see, for destructive purposes, if none of the
35      V,  6|          inflexions, and see, for destructive purposes, if the inflexion
36      V,  6|         rules as well.’ Thus, for destructive purposes, see if the inflexion
37      V,  7|       like relation, and see, for destructive purposes, if what is in
38      V,  7| identically related, and see, for destructive purposes, if the predicate
39      V,  7|       than one subject.~Next, for destructive purposes, see if the predicate
40      V,  7|      subject stated, and see, for destructive purposes, if the suggested
41      V,  8|        degrees, and first (a) for destructive purposes, see if what is
42      V,  8|         predication, and see, for destructive purposes, if P simply fails
43      V,  8|         as well.~Secondly (b) for destructive purposes, see if the more
44      V,  8|          to live.~Thirdly (c) for destructive purposes, see if the predicate
45      V,  8|           thing.~Fourthly (d) for destructive purposes, see if what is
46      V,  8|         manner, and first (a) for destructive purposes, see if what is
47      V,  8|      temperance.~Secondly (b) for destructive purposes, see if what is
48      V,  8|          reasons.~Thirdly (c) for destructive purposes, see if it fails
49      V,  8|      attribute belongs.~Next, for destructive purposes, see if in rendering
50      V,  8|    property of "being".~Next, for destructive purposes, see if he has
51     VI,  9|           productive of evil" or "destructive of good", for one or the
52    VII,  2|        has been said that all the destructive commonplaces relating to
53    VII,  3|           its essence"; if again "destructive" means "apt to decompose