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 1      I,  4 |          is peculiar to anything part signifies its essence, while
 2      I,  4 |     signifies its essence, while part does not, let us divide
 3      I,  4 |   aforesaid parts, and call that part which indicates the essence
 4     II,  1 |          belong or not belong in part; they must either belong
 5     II,  1 |         or justice) belonging in part, so that it is not enough
 6     II,  1 |      that he is white or just in part only. Conversion, then,
 7     IV,  5 |       place the whole inside the part without detection, defining (
 8     IV,  5 |       animate body"; whereas the part is not predicated in any
 9     IV,  5 |      animal, seeing that it is a part.~See also if he has put
10      V,  4 |        partakes is a constituent part of its essence: and an attribute
11      V,  5 |         whole be not true of the part, or if that of the part
12      V,  5 |          part, or if that of the part be not predicated of the
13      V,  5 |        what is predicated of the part: and then in neither case
14      V,  5 |       kind as is not true of the part (for a particular sea is
15      V,  5 |        take one referring to the part: the man who has stated
16      V,  8 |       the primary possessor of a part that desires as of a part
17      V,  8 |        part that desires as of a part that reasons, and it is
18      V,  8 |       the primary possessor of a part that desires, and so it
19      V,  8 |       the primary possessor of a part that reasons.~Thirdly (c)
20     VI,  3 |         peculiar. Whereas if any part of the expression do not
21     VI,  12|        wrong either wholly or in part; e.g. suppose some one to
22     VI,  14|           one should attack some part of it, if one knows that
23     VI,  14|         of it, if one knows that part and sees it to be incorrectly
24     VI,  14| incorrectly rendered: for if the part be demolished, so too is
25     VI,  14|         it in order to make some part of it clear and get a handle
26   VIII,  2 |         to do is to withdraw the part objected to, and assert
27   VIII,  2 |        possible by withdrawing a part to leave the rest true.