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 1      I,  15|         case of the contradictory opposite, look and see if it bears
 2      I,  15|        than one meaning, then the opposite of it also will be used
 3      I,  15|     meaning: for there will be an opposite to each sense of "to fail
 4      I,  15|         to fail to see"; e.g. the opposite of "not to possess the power
 5      I,  15|         sight to active use", the opposite is to put it to active use.~
 6    III,  2 |        acquisitions of things the opposite is the case: for things
 7     IV,  4 |          have been active.~If the opposite of the species be a privation,
 8     IV,  4 |          by looking to see if the opposite be found in the genus rendered:
 9     IV,  4 |        genus and species, but the opposite of the species be not found
10     IV,  4 |       species be not found in the opposite of the genus, then neither
11     IV,  4 |           but one way: for if the opposite species be found in the
12     IV,  4 |           species be found in the opposite genus, then also the species
13     IV,  4 |         things.~See, also, if the opposite of the species have the
14     IV,  4 |           of the species have the opposite of the genus as its genus,
15     IV,  4 |          genus of "half". For the opposite of the genus should always
16     IV,  4 |        always be the genus of the opposite species. If, then, any one
17      V,  3 |          employed anything either opposite to the subject or, in general,
18      V,  3 |          correctly stated. For an opposite is simultaneous by nature
19      V,  3 |   simultaneous by nature with its opposite, and what is simultaneous
20      V,  3 |       good to be "the most direct opposite of evil", has employed the
21      V,  3 |           evil", has employed the opposite of good, and so the property
22      V,  3 |         employing anything either opposite to, or, in general, simultaneous
23      V,  3 |         employing anything either opposite to, or simultaneous by nature
24      V,  6 |           if the inflexion of the opposite of the property rendered
25      V,  6 |           of the inflexion of the opposite of the subject: for then
26      V,  6 |        the inflexion of the other opposite be a property of the inflexion
27      V,  6 |        the inflexion of the other opposite. Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as "
28      V,  6 |           if the inflexion of the opposite of the property originally
29      V,  6 |           of the inflexion of the opposite of the original subject:
30      V,  6 |        the inflexion of the other opposite will be a property of the
31      V,  6 |        the inflexion of the other opposite. Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as "
32     VI,  4 |           1) The first is when an opposite has been defined through
33     VI,  4 |          been defined through its opposite, e.g.i. good through evil:
34     VI,  6 | perplexity is not an attribute of opposite reasonings, nor pain of
35     VI,  7 |            are identical, and the opposite of "beautiful" is "not beautiful",
36     VI,  7 |         pleasant to the ears" the opposite is not pleasant to the cars’:
37     VI,  9 |           made.~See, also, if the opposite of the term has the opposite
38     VI,  9 |      opposite of the term has the opposite definition, whether (e.g.)
39     VI,  9 |       definition of "half" is the opposite of that of "double": for
40    VII,  1 |        the same thing to take the opposite of the one or that of the
41    VII,  3 |         and in detail: for if the opposite definition defines that
42    VII,  3 |           definition defines that opposite term, the definition given
43   VIII,  1 |         his proposition or of its opposite: for if it be uncertain
44   VIII,  2 |      greater the evil that is its opposite": for they allege that health,
45   VIII,  2 |         has a greater evil as its opposite: for disease is a greater
46   VIII,  2 |           the greater evil as its opposite, unless the one good involves
47   VIII,  5 |       tries to draw is always the opposite of the statement laid down.
48   VIII,  13|         if any one were to beg an opposite affirmation and negation;
49   VIII,  13|   contradictory statement that is opposite to the first conclusion