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 1      I,  5 |           One may, however, use the word "definitory" also of such
 2      I,  5 |       sameness and difference. In a word we may call "definitory"
 3      I,  15|            of "justly"; e.g. if the word "justly" be used of judging
 4      V,  2 |            repeatedly uses the same word, as would happen if any
 5      V,  2 |             for he has repeated the word "body"); the second is,
 6      V,  2 |            and such a kind" for the word "bodies": for "body" and "
 7      V,  2 |           he will have repeated the word "substance", and accordingly
 8      V,  5 |            he has failed to add the word "naturally", because what
 9      V,  5 |              a man may even add the word "specifically", and still
10      V,  5 |           one species, whenever the word "specifically" is added:
11     VI,  3 |         declare the essence, if the word "number" be eliminated.
12     VI,  3 |            Here the addition of the word "undigested" is superfluous,
13     VI,  3 | conation-for-the-pleasant": for the word "desire" is the exact equivalent
14     VI,  3 |          biped animal", so that the word "biped" is only used as
15     VI,  3 |          results, not when the same word is uttered twice, but when
16     VI,  3 |            that the addition of the word "natural" is superfluous:
17     VI,  3 |         privation of heat", for the word "privation" shows of itself
18     VI,  4 |             this sort, exchange the word for its definition, e.g.
19     VI,  6 |        whereas what is meant by the word does not so belong, then
20     VI,  8 |        where it applies, see if the word "apparent" is left out,
21     VI,  8 |           though he does render the word in question: for there can
22     VI,  9 |              the one is sometimes a word forced to denote the privation
23     VI,  9 |           becomes clear, if for the word we substitute its definition.
24     VI,  9 |            would have used the very word to be defined. Suppose,
25     VI,  9 |          then, he has used the very word to be defined.~Moreover,
26     VI,  10|        definition where he adds the word "mortal" in his definitions
27     VI,  10|          ambiguous character of the word, and wish to render the
28     VI,  11|            same too: for though the word "speculative" is common
29     VI,  11|            it has a middle: for the word "number" is common to both
30     VI,  11|          expressions, and it is the word "odd" for which the phrase
31   VIII,  2 |            to try oneself to coin a word to cover all things of the