Book, Paragraph

 1      I,  10|    most people: for the latter admits of no doubt, while to the
 2     II,  7 |     look and see if that which admits of the accident will admit
 3     II,  7 |       well: for the same thing admits of contraries. Thus (e.g.)
 4    III,  2 |     better. This too, however, admits of an objection: for quite
 5    III,  5 |        in greater degree which admits in a greater degree of the
 6     IV,  1 |       species: for the species admits the definition of the genus,
 7     IV,  2 |        certainly not everybody admits that prudence is knowledge.
 8     IV,  6 |    view, see whether the genus admits of a greater degree, whereas
 9     IV,  6 |       after it: e.g. if virtue admits of a greater degree, so
10     IV,  6 |  therefore, the genus rendered admits of a greater degree, whereas
11     VI,  7 |     Moreover, see if the thing admits of degrees, whereas what
12     VI,  7 |    according to the definition admits of degrees while the thing
13     VI,  13|       and water". If, then, he admits that "A+B" is + B’ is the
14    VII,  1 |       degrees", see if the one admits an increase of degree but
15   VIII,  11| generally received as the case admits, he has argued his case