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 1      I,  1 |          start from the premisses peculiar to the special sciences,
 2      I,  4 |        Since, however, of what is peculiar to anything part signifies
 3      I,  4 |           not, let us divide the "peculiar" into both the aforesaid
 4      I,  15|        note". For then if what is peculiar in each case be abstracted,
 5    III,  3 |           one which possesses the peculiar virtue of the species is
 6     VI,  1 |        that the expression is not peculiar to the object (for, as we
 7     VI,  1 |          a definition ought to be peculiar): or else (4) see if, though
 8     VI,  1 |          if the expression be not peculiar to the object, we must go
 9     VI,  3 |          additional matter may be peculiar to the given term, yet even
10     VI,  3 |          of the expression too is peculiar and makes clear the essence
11     VI,  3 |           still the expression is peculiar and makes clear his essence.
12     VI,  3 |          definition will still be peculiar to the subject: for it is
13     VI,  3 |    remainder of the expression be peculiar, the whole too will be peculiar:
14     VI,  3 |   peculiar, the whole too will be peculiar: for absolutely always,
15     VI,  3 |           always, if to something peculiar anything whatever that is
16     VI,  3 |      added, the whole too becomes peculiar. Whereas if any part of
17     VI,  3 |   expression as a whole should be peculiar: for it will not be predicated
18     VI,  6 |        object by the differentiae peculiar to it, or has mentioned
19     VI,  10|        both senses instead of one peculiar to the sense he intends.
20     VI,  12| definition of this sort should be peculiar to the term rendered: for
21     VI,  12|          a definition ought to be peculiar to its own term, not general.~
22    VII,  3 |         in like manner to its own peculiar end, so that if one of them
23    VII,  5 |      definition rendered is to be peculiar to the subject. In overthrowing
24    VII,  5 |         either the formula be not peculiar, or the genus rendered be
25    VII,  5 |           and that the formula is peculiar to the term), and moreover,