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 1      I,  10|       then, a definition must be given of a "dialectical proposition"
 2      I,  14|       light of the illustrations given above.~For purposes of philosophy
 3     II,  9 |       former, as in the instance given just now: for "unjustly"
 4     II,  10|          in the last three rules given in regard to a greater degree.’
 5     II,  11|       addition of something to a given object intensifies the character
 6     II,  11|        character which it had as given, then the thing added will
 7     II,  11|       predicates attributed in a given respect, and at a given
 8     II,  11|          given respect, and at a given time and place: for if the
 9     II,  11|          what is predicated at a given time or place: for what
10     II,  11|          may be raised that in a given respect people may be good
11     II,  11|          escape destruction at a given time, whereas it is not
12    III,  1 |           though relatively to a given individual the standard
13    III,  5 |         some of the actual rules given above more universal by
14    III,  5 |        something which exceeds a given standard, while the other
15    III,  5 |   Moreover, apart from the rules given above, that has such and
16    III,  5 |         definition proper to the given character; e.g. if the definition
17    III,  6 | commonplace rules that have been given may all be brought into
18     IV,  1 |       case in the instances just given. For it is possible for
19     IV,  1 |       nor any of the rest of the given modes of motion: for clearly
20     IV,  2 |        be any other genus of the given species which neither embraces
21     IV,  2 |         view, follow the rule as given: if establishing one, then-suppose
22     IV,  2 |          the things of which the given species is predicated as
23     IV,  2 |   whether they apply both to the given species and to the objects
24     IV,  2 |        species, in the instances given, has a wider denotation
25     IV,  2 |       genus be predicated of the given species, neither will the
26     IV,  3 |         another species than the given one belonging to the genus
27     IV,  5 |         a certain sense upon the given species, but neither of
28      V,  6 |          to be a property of the given state (Y): for then neither
29      V,  6 |         be not a property of the given privation (of Y), neither
30      V,  6 |          X) is a property of the given state (Y): for then also
31      V,  7 |   exactly as they have just been given from "being" to "becoming"
32      V,  8 |     likely to be a property of a given subject fails to be its
33     VI,  3 |     everything separates off the given object from absolutely nothing,
34     VI,  3 |    matter may be peculiar to the given term, yet even when it is
35     VI,  10|       see whether the definition given will apply to the Idea as
36     VI,  11|           as in the example just given: for "speculative" is a
37     VI,  12|        what will persuade in the given circumstances, and omit
38     VI,  13|       apply as have already been given for meeting each of them.
39    VII,  1 |          no proof will have been given that they are the same;
40    VII,  3 |         is, and how it should be given, belongs to another inquiry.
41    VII,  3 |    opposite term, the definition given must of necessity be that
42    VII,  3 |           clearly the expression given must be the right definition.
43    VII,  3 |     contrary differentia to that given be predicated of the contrary
44   VIII,  2 |          cover all things of the given sort, so as to leave no
45   VIII,  3 |          discussing or arguing a given position because the definition
46   VIII,  3 |     whereas if the definition be given, the fact asserted becomes
47   VIII,  5 |        restriction, e.g. by some given person, by the speaker or
48   VIII,  10|         the fallacy depends, has given the solution of the argument
49   VIII,  11|         for it is possible for a given man to believe what is not
50   VIII,  13|        the true account has been given in the Analytics:’ but an
51   VIII,  13|          general opinion must be given now.~People appear to beg
52   VIII,  14|         demolished, seeing that, given all the premisses, the conclusion