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 1      I,  7 |        is because of a certain likeness it bears to it, and the
 2      I,  7 |       spring is this, that the likeness is more emphatic: that is
 3      I,  13|        4) the investigation of likeness. The last three, as well,
 4      I,  17|                             17~Likeness should be studied, first,
 5      I,  17|       one glance the points of likeness. We should also look at
 6      I,  18|      to it.~The examination of likeness is useful with a view both
 7      I,  18|      do not know the points of likeness. It is useful for hypothetical
 8      I,  18|  divergent, the examination of likeness is useful for purposes of
 9    III,  2 |  better type shows a degrading likeness, whereas the one which is
10    III,  2 |  improves upon it: witness the likeness of a horse to a donkey,
11     VI,  2 |    extent clear because of the likeness involved; for those who
12     VI,  2 |      so always in view of some likeness: whereas this kind of phrase
13     VI,  2 | nothing clear; for there is no likeness to justify the description "
14   VIII,  1 |  secure admissions by means of likeness: for such admissions are
15   VIII,  1 |      whereas in arguments from likeness, what is secured is not
16   VIII,  2 |        one party asserting the likeness of things that are not alike,
17   VIII,  2 |        the other disputing the likeness of things that are. One
18   VIII,  8 |      either of induction or of likeness):-accordingly the particular