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 1      I,  7 |   from Accident, as when the creature who is sitting, or who is
 2    III,  2 |     is not the more handsome creature, despite its nearer resemblance
 3      V,  1 |      in the case of a living creature. A "temporary" property
 4      V,  2 |      a property of a "living creature" to "have a soul" has used
 5      V,  2 |      a property of a "living creature" to "have a soul".~Next,
 6      V,  3 |    is a property of a living creature to be "compounded of soul
 7      V,  3 |    the property of a "living creature" would have been correctly
 8      V,  3 |    is a property of a living creature to "have a soul" has not
 9      V,  3 |       has not placed "living creature" within its essence, and
10      V,  3 |     the property of a living creature could not have been correctly
11      V,  4 |  e.g.) the predicate "living creature" is true of that of which "
12      V,  4 |  which the predicate "living creature" is true; and so "having
13      V,  4 |     be a property of "living creature".~Next, for destructive
14      V,  6 |     is a property of "living creature", "inanimate" could not
15      V,  6 |     be a property of "living creature".~Secondly (b) look from
16      V,  6 |     is a property of "living creature", "animate" could not be
17      V,  6 |      property of "not-living creature". For constructive purposes,
18     VI,  10|   stated as "a movement of a creature sustained by nutriment,
19     VI,  14| these things (e.g. "a living creature" as a "composition of soul
20     VI,  14|     and every kind of living creature, though a compound, is never