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 1      I,  5 |          what is predicated in the category of essence of a number of
 2      I,  5 |         treat as predicates in the category of essence all such things
 3      I,  14|           good, beginning with the category of essence. In the margin,
 4      I,  18|          is most definitely in the category of essence is likely to
 5     IV,  1 |           be predicated not in the category of essence, but as an accident,
 6     IV,  1 |          them is predicated in the category of "essence".~Especially
 7     IV,  2 |     species, and predicated in the category of essence: for all the
 8     IV,  2 |   predicated of the species in the category of essence. If, then, there
 9     IV,  2 |   predicated of the species in the category of essence. For if one of
10     IV,  2 |          them be predicated in the category of essence, all of them,
11     IV,  2 |            predicated of it in the category of essence: so that what
12     IV,  2 |          is also predicated in the category of essence. The premiss
13     IV,  2 |         genus is predicated in the category of essence, all the rest,
14     IV,  2 |          will be predicated in the category of essence, should be secured
15     IV,  2 |   predicated of the species in the category of essence: e.g. if any
16     IV,  2 |          be also predicated in the category of essence of the very things
17     IV,  2 |        have been predicated in the category of essence of those objects
18     IV,  2 |           too is predicated in the category of essence. If, then, you
19     IV,  2 |            to be predicated in the category of essence of those things
20     IV,  2 |            it is predicated in the category of essence: for if so, the
21     IV,  2 |          of the same object in the category of essence, so that the
22     IV,  6 |          several predicates in the category of essence, and where no
23     IV,  6 |        predicates of "anger in the category of essence: for the angry
24     IV,  6 |         genus is predicated in the category of essence of those things
25     IV,  6 |         genus be predicated in the category of essence of other species
26     IV,  6 |         the various species in the category of essence, you should distinguish
27    VII,  3 |     predicated of the thing in the category of essence; and genera and
28    VII,  3 |          are so predicated in that category: it is obvious that if one
29    VII,  3 |      attributes predicated in that category, the expression containing
30    VII,  3 |     predicated of the thing in the category of essence.~That a definition
31    VII,  5 | differentiae are predicated in the category of essence. Yet without
32    VII,  5 |     predicated of the thing in the category of essence, there is no