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 1     II,  11|        or good, then the thing added will be white or good-it
 2     II,  11|       as given, then the thing added will itself as well be of
 3     II,  11|       a view. For if the thing added does not make the other
 4    III,  3 |     case of, one of the things added to it, but not the other,
 5    III,  3 |        more desirable if, when added to a lesser good, it makes
 6    III,  5 |    addition, and see if A when added to the same thing as B imparts
 7    III,  5 |     degree than B, or if, when added to a thing which exhibits
 8      V,  5 |     the word "specifically" is added: and in some cases this
 9      V,  5 |     whenever "specifically" is added, there should not be any
10     VI,  3 |       whatever that is true be added, the whole too becomes peculiar.
11     VI,  3 |       particular case of it be added as well, e.g. "Equity is
12     VI,  6 |       specific differentia, if added to the genus, always makes
13     VI,  6 |   genus" ought therefore to be added; for both these are subordinate
14     VI,  8 | aforesaid differentiae must be added. Likewise, also, in defining
15     VI,  9 |      formed, or, though he has added this, has failed to render
16     VI,  10|       of being acted upon" are added, the definition and the