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 1      I,  7 |    emphatic: that is why we do not distinguish it from the things that
 2      I,  9 |              9~Next, then, we must distinguish between the classes of predicates
 3      I,  12|         these definitions, we must distinguish how many species there are
 4      I,  13|     propositions; (2) the power to distinguish in how many senses particular
 5      I,  18|       thing is, because we usually distinguish the expression that is proper
 6     II,  3 |     meanings of a term be obvious, distinguish how many meanings it has
 7     II,  3 |            clearly it is possible. Distinguish as many meanings as are
 8     II,  6 |   supposing his statement does not distinguish whether he meant that it
 9    III,  3 |           it.~Moreover, you should distinguish in how many senses "desirable"
10     IV,  6 |    category of essence, you should distinguish the genus from the differentia
11     IV,  6 |            that it is difficult to distinguish whatever always follows
12      V,  2 |             For one which does not distinguish its subject from other things
13      V,  2 |        language of definitions, to distinguish. In the case contemplated,
14      V,  3 | immediately afterwards, and should distinguish its subject from other things.
15     VI,  2 |         the questioner may himself distinguish the various senses of the
16     VI,  8 |          cases if he has failed to distinguish the quantity or quality
17     VI,  10|      answering you should yourself distinguish between the senses. Further,
18     VI,  12|           of relative terms do not distinguish to what the object is related,
19     VI,  13|            each of them. Moreover, distinguish between the different senses
20   VIII,  1 |          of questions and first to distinguish the premisses, other than
21   VIII,  2 |         the very hardest things to distinguish which of the things adduced
22   VIII,  3 |          be either to define or to distinguish, or to supply the intermediate
23   VIII,  4 |    position: for one may, perhaps, distinguish between the mistake of taking