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 1     II,  6 |      not distinguish whether he meant that it happens usually
 2     II,  6 |       on the assumption that he meant that it happens necessarily:
 3     II,  9 |        it. By co-ordinates’ are meant terms such as the following: "
 4    III,  6 |   further definition. For if he meant that a particular pleasure
 5    III,  6 |       And likewise, also, if he meant that some particular pleasure
 6     IV,  5 |       that, this is not what is meant by being "courageous" in
 7     IV,  5 | tempered" in the other; what is meant is an absolute immunity
 8     VI,  3 |         of itself that the heat meant is natural heat.~Again,
 9     VI,  5 |     count: whereas the genus is meant to indicate just this, and
10     VI,  6 |     immortal, so that it is not meant that it is immortal only
11     VI,  6 |        or past, whereas what is meant by the word does not so
12   VIII,  1 |         necessary premisses are meant those through which the
13   VIII,  1 |   instance of the kind of thing meant is the distinction of one
14   VIII,  7 |      view when I admitted it; I meant the other sense": for if
15   VIII,  14|   conversion" of an argument is meant the taking the reverse of