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 1      I,  11|      demonstration, nor yet be too far removed from it: for the
 2      I,  16|          they be not very much too far apart, e.g. "Wherein does
 3      I,  16|            of genera that are very far apart, the differences are
 4      I,  17|           regard to terms that are far apart; for in the case of
 5      I,  17|         horse and a dog; for in so far as they have any identical
 6      I,  17|         identical attribute, in so far they are alike.~
 7     II,  2 |         clear result be reached so far in these cases, you should
 8     II,  8 |          by means of induction, so far as may be required. Now
 9      V,  4 |            same as the subject, so far as they are the same: for
10      V,  4 |         same as the subject, in so far as it is the same. For then
11      V,  4 |           property of a man, in so far as he is a man, "to have
12      V,  4 |        property of a mortal, in so far as he is a mortal, to have
13      V,  4 |          to the same things, in so far as they are the same.~Next,
14      V,  4 |       belong to each of them in so far as each is an "animal".
15      V,  4 |            the same in kind, in so far as the one pair have the
16     VI,  13|         here described does not so far appear very absurd because
17    VII,  3 |     present it concerns us only so far as is required for our present
18   VIII,  1 |            the other party. Now so far as the selection of his
19   VIII,  1 |          Rather one should soar as far aloof from them as possible.
20   VIII,  1 |      questioner should leave it as far as possible doubtful whether
21   VIII,  1 |          necessity to say them, so far as the conclusion goes.~
22   VIII,  3 |   metaphorical sense, or it is not far removed from the first principles;
23   VIII,  8 | counter-proof that it is not true, far more likely is he to be
24   VIII,  12|          does so from premisses as far as possible generally accepted.
25   VIII,  14|        best produced by keeping as far as possible away from topics
26   VIII,  14|             however, you should as far as possible avoid universalizing