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 1      I,  4 |       let any one suppose us to mean that each of these enunciated
 2      I,  6 |      questions. The questions I mean have practically been already
 3      I,  7 |    Socrates. For all these uses mean to signify numerical unity.
 4      I,  13|     e.g. (1) "The desirable may mean either the honourable or
 5      I,  15| healthily" also will be used to mean "in such a way as to produce"
 6     II,  2 |       ought to use our terms to mean the same things as most
 7     II,  2 |      same things as most people mean by them, but when we ask
 8     II,  3 |        supposing "the right" to mean "the expedient" or "the
 9     II,  3 |          here "many things" may mean the end and the means to
10     II,  3 |       For the "desire of X" may mean the desire of it as an end (
11     II,  6 |      good hope" may be taken to mean the man who hopes for good
12     II,  6 |   well-starred" may be taken to mean the man whose star is good,
13     II,  7 |         is not generally held-I mean that the faculty of desire
14     IV,  4 |        term "double" be used to mean the double of a "half",
15     IV,  4 |   multiple" ought to be used to mean multiple of a "half". Otherwise "
16      V,  2 |        of such and such a kind" mean one and the same thing.
17      V,  4 |        pursuit" and "desirable" mean the same. For constructive
18     VI,  2 |         other hand, he does not mean the term literally, it is
19     VI,  6 |          for "aquatic" does not mean "in" anything; nor does
20     VI,  6 |        destruction": for it may mean either that the thing has
21     VI,  6 |     immune from destruction, we mean that it is at present a
22     VI,  10|    health", does "beneficially" mean productively of health’
23     VI,  10|         generally understood to mean not one kind of thing only,
24     VI,  13|     supposing the expression to mean that they exist either in
25    VII,  3 |    health", "vigorous" too will mean "productive of vigour",
26    VII,  3 |      vigour", and "useful" will mean "productive of good." For
27   VIII,  7 |         to a question which may mean different things. Clearly,
28   VIII,  13|         and an expression, that mean the same thing. A second
29   VIII,  14|         of two hypotheses is no mean instrument; for it then