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 1      I,  6 |          then, starting from the rules that are appropriate in
 2      I,  18|       are these: the commonplace rules, for the observance of which
 3     II,  3 |          of the same commonplace rules; e.g. that a particular
 4     II,  10|       there are four commonplace rules. One is: See whether a greater
 5     II,  10|      described in the last three rules given in regard to a greater
 6    III,  4 | prescribed. The same commonplace rules are useful also for showing
 7    III,  5 |                5~The commonplace rules relating to comparative
 8    III,  5 |        render some of the actual rules given above more universal
 9    III,  5 |         Moreover, apart from the rules given above, that has such
10    III,  6 |          destructive commonplace rules that have been given may
11    III,  6 |  application are the commonplace rules that are drawn from the
12     IV,  2 |          they depend upon common rules: for the genus should have
13      V,  6 |        of the former commonplace rules as well.’ Thus, for destructive
14     VI,  1 |     according to the commonplace rules that relate to Accident.
15     VI,  1 |     according to the commonplace rules that relate to genus and
16     VI,  5 |      according to the elementary rules in regard to genera, as
17    VII,  2 |        number of the commonplace rules that relate to "sameness".
18    VII,  3 |          us the same commonplace rules serve. For we have to examine
19    VII,  4 |         other of the commonplace rules is of general application
20    VII,  5 |        too, nearly all the other rules that apply to the definition
21    VII,  5 |      things. Moreover, the other rules too may be used as means
22   VIII,  1 |       For concealment, then, the rules which should be followed
23   VIII,  5 |                 5~Inasmuch as no rules are laid down for those
24   VIII,  5 |         are as yet no articulate rules about what the answerer