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 1     II,  3 |          the other. The same rule applies also when the number of
 2     II,  9 |           good. The same argument applies also to things tending to
 3    III,  2 |          expression "superfluity" applies whenever a man possesses
 4     IV,  1 |           to one, then clearly it applies to all, and if it fails
 5      V,  4 |         to that to which the name applies, and if the name fails to
 6      V,  4 |          to which the description applies: for then what is stated
 7     VI,  2 |           the definition rendered applies, and one can then bring
 8     VI,  7 |         if the term to be defined applies more particularly to the
 9     VI,  7 |         see if the one expression applies alike to both the objects
10     VI,  8 |          any other cases where it applies, see if the word "apparent"
11     VI,  10|          if, then, the definition applies in a like manner to the
12     VI,  10|        supposing their definition applies to both senses of the term,
13     VI,  10| definition of this second meaning applies also to the other meanings:
14    VII,  1 |          we said’ that "the same" applies in the most literal sense
15    VII,  4 |    species whether the definition applies. For the species is synonymous
16    VII,  5 |  predicated. Moreover, even if it applies to everything embraced under
17   VIII,  11|         is a bad partner, clearly applies to an argument as well;
18   VIII,  14|         into several. A like rule applies in Rhetoric as well to enthymemes.