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 1     II,  6 |       that his mistake is even worse if he has declared them
 2    III,  1 |       than the property of the worse; e.g. the property of God
 3    III,  2 |       another is more like the worse, then that is likely to
 4    III,  2 |   other strongly resembles the worse, e.g. supposing the resemblance
 5    III,  2 |      the one which is like the worse type improves upon it: witness
 6     IV,  6 |      the contraries inside the worse genus: for the result will
 7     IV,  6 |   species will be found in the worse genus and the worse in the
 8     IV,  6 |        the worse genus and the worse in the better: whereas the
 9     IV,  6 |  placed the species inside the worse and not inside the better
10     VI,  2 |  nature just. Such phrases are worse than metaphor; for the latter
11     VI,  2 |    expression, and one that is worse than any sort of metaphorical
12     VI,  3 |     this sort of definition is worse than those which include
13     VI,  5 |    fact he has done it perhaps worse, for any one else besides
14     VI,  5 | rendered it as relative to the worse rather than to the better;
15     VI,  11|  doublet".~The mistake is even worse, if actually a less well
16     VI,  13|     produced from a better and worse, fails to be worse than
17     VI,  13|  better and worse, fails to be worse than the better and better
18     VI,  13|     better and better than the worse element. This again, however,
19   VIII,  11|   conclusion, may sometimes be worse than one which is not so
20   VIII,  12|      childish, the argument is worse than many arguments that