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 1      I,  15|    meaning, then so will the remaining term: e.g. if "to have sense"
 2     II,  5 |    tries to demolish it. The remaining case is when the point to
 3     II,  6 |      equipped as regards the remaining one as well. This rule is
 4     II,  6 |    shall have shown that the remaining one does not belong; while
 5     II,  6 |    shall have shown that the remaining one does belong. Clearly
 6     II,  10|     belong, neither does the remaining predicate belong to the
 7     II,  10|      predicate belong to the remaining subject; or, if the one
 8     II,  10|      belong, so too does the remaining predicate to the remaining
 9     II,  10|   remaining predicate to the remaining subject.~Moreover, you can
10     II,  10|   the one, it belongs to the remaining one as well. Or, supposing
11     II,  10|     belong, neither does the remaining one; while if the one does
12     II,  10|     the one does belong, the remaining one belongs as well. The
13     II,  10|    subject, neither does the remaining predicate belong to the
14     II,  10|      predicate belong to the remaining subject, while if the one
15     II,  10|      to the one subject, the remaining predicate belongs to the
16     II,  10|     predicate belongs to the remaining subject as well.~
17     IV,  2 |    these genera embraces the remaining one, so that knowledge could
18     IV,  2 |       Likewise, also, in the remaining instances: for mixture is
19     IV,  6 |      result will be that the remaining species will be found in
20     IV,  6 | species will be found in the remaining genus, seeing that contraries
21      V,  6 |     a property of any of the remaining set of co-ordinate members (
22      V,  6 |     some one or other of the remaining co-ordinate members (parallel
23      V,  6 |   the subject): for then the remaining one too will be a property
24   VIII,  14| conclusion together with the remaining propositions asked and so