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 1      I,  5|   remark as "The "becoming" is "beautiful"", and likewise also of
 2     IV,  6|         of the other. For both "beautiful" and "white" admit of a
 3      V,  5|     becoming" is a property of "beautiful" has rendered the term as
 4      V,  5|        property of itself (for "beautiful" and "becoming" are the
 5      V,  5|     could not be a property of "beautiful". For constructive purposes,
 6      V,  6|         justly", neither could "beautiful" be a property of "just".
 7     VI,  7|     taken separately: thus, the beautiful’ is "what is pleasant to
 8     VI,  7|         same thing will be both beautiful and not beautiful, and likewise
 9     VI,  7|       be both beautiful and not beautiful, and likewise will be both
10     VI,  7|      ears" will be the same as "beautiful", so that "not pleasant
11     VI,  7|        will be the same as "not beautiful": for of identical things
12     VI,  7| identical, and the opposite of "beautiful" is "not beautiful", while
13     VI,  7| opposite of "beautiful" is "not beautiful", while of "pleasant to
14     VI,  7|       is the same thing as "not beautiful". If, therefore, something
15     VI,  7|       the ears, it will be both beautiful and not beautiful. In like
16     VI,  7|       be both beautiful and not beautiful. In like manner we shall