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 1      I,  6 |       line of inquiry which will apply universally to them all:
 2      I,  7 |          divisions. We generally apply the term numerically or
 3     IV,  1 |    generally thought to fail, to apply to some object which is
 4     IV,  1 | constructive, whether it does so apply. For all things that are
 5     IV,  1 |        therefore, it be shown to apply to one, then clearly it
 6     IV,  1 |          all, and if it fails to apply to one, clearly it fails
 7     IV,  1 |         one, clearly it fails to apply to any; e.g. if any one
 8     IV,  2 |     genera, and see whether they apply both to the given species
 9     IV,  4 |    argument in regard to it will apply.~
10     IV,  6 |       The same observations will apply also in the case of the
11      V,  4 |         the description fails to apply to that to which the name
12      V,  4 |         and if the name fails to apply to that to which the description
13     VI,  1 |         it is not true at all to apply the expression as well to
14     VI,  2 |          the definition does not apply to all the things whose
15     VI,  2 |       definition stated will not apply to the term defined, e.g.
16     VI,  3 |          the definition fails to apply to everything that falls
17     VI,  3 |         of the expression do not apply to everything that falls
18     VI,  7 |         while the other does not apply to both alike, but more
19     VI,  9 |        to the contrary term will apply the definition that is contrary
20     VI,  10|     inflexions in the definition apply to the like inflexions of
21     VI,  10|        the definition given will apply to the Idea as well. For
22     VI,  10|        of the one sense will not apply to the other, so that the
23     VI,  10|       term the definition should apply in its full range), whereas
24     VI,  10|     definition rendered fails to apply universally, and, vice versa,
25     VI,  10|         he has rendered will not apply to the second sense as well,
26     VI,  10|          his definition does not apply to them all, were to contend
27     VI,  10|       the term does not properly apply to all those senses, just
28     VI,  13|         the same criticisms will apply as have already been given
29    VII,  1 |     desirable" and the greatest’ apply but to one thing.’ Likewise
30    VII,  5 |         all the other rules that apply to the definition will apply
31    VII,  5 |     apply to the definition will apply also to the property of
32    VII,  5 |         to accidental attributes apply generally to all the aforesaid
33   VIII,  10|     impossible in such a case to apply the same solution. Accordingly,