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 1      I,  5 |         at a certain time it may happen to belong to him alone.
 2      I,  5 |          other problem which may happen to be phrased in terms like
 3      I,  5 |        the predicate in question happen (accidit) to belong more
 4      I,  11|       recognize what differences happen to be found between them.~
 5      I,  15|          subaltern this does not happen, for whenever we call a
 6      I,  15|       remain over. This does not happen in the case of ambiguous
 7     II,  2 |          being a colour does not happen by accident to white, but
 8     II,  6 |         mere matter of chance to happen of necessity or usually;
 9    III,  1 |       for nothing which does not happen to belong to the genus in
10     IV,  4 |        in relation to which they happen at any time to be used (
11     IV,  4 |        in relation to which they happen at any time to be used (
12     IV,  4 |          the object of knowledge happen to be a soul or a man)-you
13      V,  2 |       the same term is likely to happen in two ways; one is, when
14      V,  2 |          the same word, as would happen if any one were to render,
15      V,  2 |      their definitions, as would happen if any one were to render,
16      V,  5 |       flame. And this should not happen unless the name too be predicated
17     VI,  6 |           Still, if ever it does happen that what has been rendered
18     VI,  10|    purpose: or it may quite well happen that a man may see the ambiguous
19     VI,  13|       the whole: for it ought to happen, vice versa, that the whole
20   VIII,  2 | proposition, unless that subject happen to be the one and only thing
21   VIII,  10|    supposing that any one should happen to be sitting and not writing,
22   VIII,  10|      questions asked: for it may happen that what the questioner
23   VIII,  13|  original question. For it would happen, firstly, if any one were
24   VIII,  13|        laid down; and this would happen suppose, even without begging