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 1      I,  7 |      where there is more than one name but only one thing, e.g. "
 2      I,  7 |       reference to an alternative name or definition, as when a
 3      I,  7 |           down, indicating him by name, we change our description,
 4      I,  7 | indicating the same object by its name and by its accident.~
 5      I,  15|           that corresponds to the name is different: for the one
 6     II,  1 |      conversion of an appropriate name which is drawn from the
 7     II,  2 |          species take on both the name and the definition of their
 8     II,  6 |        because it has a different name, as Prodicus used to divide
 9    III,  1 |          is called by the generic name; e.g. a "white man" is not "
10     IV,  4 |   relation when called by its own name, and when called by the
11     IV,  4 |            and when called by the name of its genus: e.g. if the
12     IV,  4 |           both when called by the name of its genus, and also when
13     IV,  4 |   relation when called by its own name and when called by that
14      V,  3 |         necessity either that the name of the subject must also
15      V,  3 |       belonging; nor yet that the name of the subject will be untrue
16      V,  4 |         true of that of which the name is true; and if the name
17      V,  4 |          name is true; and if the name fails to be true of that
18      V,  4 |   predicated of that of which the name is predicated, and if the
19      V,  4 |         is predicated, and if the name too is predicated of that
20      V,  4 |        apply to that to which the name applies, and if the name
21      V,  4 |          name applies, and if the name fails to apply to that to
22      V,  4 |        the other hand, see if the name as well be predicated of
23      V,  4 |   predicated of that of which the name is predicated. For then
24      V,  4 |        attribute described in the name: for then what is stated
25      V,  5 |           of "surface". Hence the name as well will not be true
26      V,  5 |  something else, because then its name too will not be true of
27      V,  5 |      should not happen unless the name too be predicated in a greater
28      V,  5 |          description is truer the name too should be truer is not
29      V,  8 |          description is true, the name is not true as well: for
30     VI,  4 |        unobserved when the actual name of the object is not used,
31     VI,  5 |          expression instead of by name. On the other hand, he who
32     VI,  10|        corresponding their common name is one and the same, are
33     VI,  11|       calling them by a different name, e.g. "cloak" instead of "