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 1      I,  7 |       him by name, we change our description, whenever the person to
 2      I,  11|          no difference whichever description is used; for our object
 3     IV,  4 |          resemblance of whatever description, as we were saying in the
 4     IV,  6 |      wider.~Moreover, see if the description "inherent in S" be used
 5     IV,  6 |           true of S" is the only description used of the genus in relation
 6      V,  4 |       example, in as much as the description "an animal capable of receiving
 7      V,  4 | destructive purposes, see if the description fails to be true of that
 8      V,  4 |        true of that of which the description is true: for constructive
 9      V,  4 |       the other hand, see if the description too is predicated of that
10      V,  4 |  predicated of that of which the description is predicated.]~Next, for
11      V,  4 | destructive purposes, see if the description fails to apply to that to
12      V,  4 |       apply to that to which the description applies: for then what is
13      V,  4 |      Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as the description "a living being that partakes
14      V,  4 |  predicated of that of which the description is predicated, and if the
15      V,  4 |        is predicated, and if the description as well be predicated of
16      V,  4 |    inflections, and say that the description of the man of science is
17      V,  4 |          by argument"; while the description of Science is wrong too:
18      V,  5 |        true of that of which the description is true.~In the case of
19      V,  5 |        true of that of which the description is true, as is the case
20      V,  5 |      degree of that of which the description is truer; otherwise the
21      V,  5 |          the rule that where the description is truer the name too should
22      V,  7 |      which causes it to bear the description of which the property was
23      V,  8 |          the object of which the description is true, the name is not
24      V,  8 |     though the object perish the description will continue in being none
25     VI,  2 |          likeness to justify the description "measure" or "image", as
26   VIII,  2 |        does not answer to a like description, or to the questioner to
27   VIII,  2 |         it does answer to a like description, for many things appear