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 1      I,  15|      bears a number of specific meanings or one only, may be considered
 2      I,  15|      contrary bears a number of meanings, whether the discrepancy
 3      I,  15|        of "sharp" bears several meanings, and if so, also does "sharp";
 4      I,  15|        is used with a number of meanings, inasmuch as its contrary
 5      I,  15|  difference of kind between the meanings is at once obvious: e.g.
 6      I,  15|  difference in kind between the meanings is at once obvious: for
 7      I,  15|    their intermediates, if some meanings and their contraries have
 8      I,  15|        of "just" to each of the meanings of "justly"; e.g. if the
 9      I,  15| different), look and see if the meanings comprised under the same
10      I,  15|        Again, see if the actual meanings included under the same
11      I,  15|      look and see if one of the meanings included under the same
12      I,  16|  presence, then, of a number of meanings in a term may be investigated
13      I,  18|     have examined the number of meanings of a term both for clearness’
14      I,  18|      made clear to him how many meanings it may have), and also with
15      I,  18|        been made clear how many meanings there are, and also upon
16      I,  18|        if we know the number of meanings of a term, we shall certainly
17      I,  18|       not to know the number of meanings of our terms. This, however,
18     II,  3 |       If, again, the variety of meanings of a term be obvious, distinguish
19     II,  3 |   obvious, distinguish how many meanings it has before proceeding
20     II,  3 |         those expressions whose meanings are many, but differ not
21     II,  3 |   possible. Distinguish as many meanings as are required: e.g. if
22     II,  3 |   should bring forward all such meanings as admit that view and should
23     II,  3 |     divide them only into those meanings which also are required
24     II,  3 | uncertainty about the number of meanings involved. Further, that
25      V,  2 |       one of the term’s several meanings which does not agree. For
26      V,  2 |     body" does not bear several meanings, nor quickest to move upwards
27     VI,  10|       applies also to the other meanings: for if so, this meaning
28     VI,  10|       definition of those other meanings, for there are applicable
29    VII,  1 |         the most literal of the meanings ascribed to "sameness" (
30   VIII,  2 |      What is man?" or "How many meanings has "the good"?" For a dialectical
31   VIII,  2 |      ask the other man how many meanings of "the good" there are,