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 1      I,  7|     the term numerically or specifically or generically-numerically
 2      I,  7| e.g. "doublet" and "cloak"; specifically, where there is more than
 3      I,  7|     species are said to be "specifically the same". Similarly, too,
 4      I,  7|     all water is said to be specifically the same as all other water
 5    III,  6|    accident definite either specifically or numerically, you should
 6     IV,  1|    some object which is not specifically different from the thing
 7     IV,  1|     all things that are not specifically different have the same
 8     IV,  6|     of the genus fail to be specifically different from one another,
 9     IV,  6|     for these do not differ specifically from one another, whereas
10      V,  4|   number of things that are specifically different. For the same
11      V,  4| thing has quite a number of specifically different predicates that
12      V,  4|  property of "earth" to be "specifically the heaviest body" has rendered
13      V,  5|     to a particular man, or specifically, as "consisting of most
14      V,  5|   the property that belongs specifically, because then it will belong
15      V,  5|  man may even add the word "specifically", and still make a mistake.
16      V,  5| species, whenever the word "specifically" is added: and in some cases
17      V,  5|   The reason why, whenever "specifically" is added, there should
18    VII,  1|    things that are the same specifically or generically should be