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 1      I,  5 |        if A be a man, then he is capable of learning grammar, and
 2      I,  5 |   learning grammar, and if he be capable of learning grammar, he
 3     II,  1 |          property; for if "to be capable of learning grammar is an
 4     II,  1 | attribute of S", then "S will be capable of learning grammar". For
 5     II,  5 |          animate and a biped and capable of acquiring reason and
 6     II,  7 |         ignorant. For if it were capable of ignorance, it would be
 7     II,  7 |        of ignorance, it would be capable of knowledge as well: and
 8     II,  7 |         the faculty of desire is capable of knowledge. For purposes,
 9     II,  7 |    belongs, or that the thing is capable of the contrary, we shall
10     IV,  4 |     disposition, then also to be capable of something is to be disposed
11     IV,  5 |         the class "capacity" or "capable", e.g. by defining a "sophist"
12     IV,  5 |         a "thief" as "one who is capable of secretly thieving other
13     IV,  5 |         so called because he is "capable" in one of these respects:
14     IV,  5 |         God and the good man are capable of doing bad things, but
15     IV,  5 |       possess them; for they are capable (we say) of doing evil.
16     IV,  5 |         the class "capacity" or "capable" or "productive" of anything.
17     IV,  5 |        For capacity, and what is capable or productive of anything,
18      V,  1 |      does "a mortal living being capable of receiving knowledge"
19      V,  2 |        he who has stated "animal capable of acquiring knowledge"
20      V,  3 |          of man to be an "animal capable of receiving knowledge",
21      V,  4 |       the description "an animal capable of receiving knowledge"
22      V,  4 |          of man to be "an animal capable of receiving knowledge".
23      V,  4 |         the attribute "an animal capable of receiving knowledge"
24      V,  4 |       subject, and so "an animal capable of receiving knowledge"
25      V,  5 |       man" the phrase "an animal capable of receiving knowledge"
26      V,  5 |        nature, and so "an animal capable of receiving knowledge"
27      V,  8 |       property of "being" to be "capable of being acted upon or of
28      V,  8 |          exists, it will also be capable of being acted upon or of
29      V,  8 |      certain way: so that to be "capable of being acted upon or of
30     VI,  3 | definition of man, the addition "capable of receiving knowledge"
31     VI,  5 |       else besides the doctor is capable of producing disease.~Moreover,
32     VI,  7 |        or "the real" is "what is capable of being acted upon or of
33     VI,  10|       always wherever the words "capable of acting on" or "capable
34     VI,  10|        capable of acting on" or "capable of being acted upon" are
35     VI,  13|          in some identical thing capable of containing them (as e.g.
36     VI,  14|        if defined as a substance capable of receiving knowledge: