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 1      I,  7 |       agreed on by every one when applied to what is numerically one.
 2      I,  15|         Likewise, also, "fine" as applied to a picture has "ugly"
 3      I,  15|          as its contrary, but, as applied to a house, "ramshackle";
 4      I,  15|         more than one meaning, as applied to the soul and to the body,
 5      I,  15|         more than one meaning, as applied to the soul and to the body.
 6      I,  15|          kind of "sense", both as applied to the soul and as applied
 7      I,  15|        applied to the soul and as applied to the body.~Moreover, examine
 8      I,  15| productive of health", whereas as applied to the soul it means to
 9      I,  15|       just: and likewise also, as applied to "man". Sometimes it signifies
10      I,  15|         certain quantity, e.g. as applied to the proper amount: for
11      I,  15|         same way also "clear", as applied to a body, signifies a colour,
12      I,  15|            clear’ (lit. white) as applied to a body is a species of
13     II,  4 |          scientific knowledge" be applied, then also there will be
14     II,  4 |           then also there will be applied to it the term "grammatical"
15     IV,  4 |           object of knowledge" be applied to the soul: for it is quite
16     IV,  5 |           and "good-tempered" are applied to a man who is immune from
17     IV,  6 |       same mode of inquiry may be applied also to the case of the
18      V,  5 |          them, e.g. "lightest" as applied to "fire". Sometimes, too,
19     VI,  1 |         that to which the term is applied (for the definition of Man
20     VI,  2 |           measure" or "image", as applied to the law, nor is the law
21     VI,  7 |         the term being defined is applied in consideration of something