Book, Paragraph

 1      I,  5 |       inquiry as the genus: for having argued that "animal" is
 2      I,  11| grammarian "is" so without ever having "come to be" so, or being
 3      I,  12|                              12~Having drawn these definitions,
 4     II,  7 |        may possibly belong. For having shown that the thing in
 5     IV,  1 |   rather a state of doing or of having something done to it. Likewise,
 6      V,  3 |   rendered the property without having placed the subject within
 7      V,  4 |       is true of that of which "having a soul" is true, and "having
 8      V,  4 |    having a soul" is true, and "having a soul" is true of that
 9      V,  4 |      creature" is true; and so "having a soul would be a property
10      V,  5 |          man", or actually, as "having four fingers" belongs to
11   VIII,  2 |       case of forgetfulness and having forgotten: for people refuse
12   VIII,  7 |         assents to the question having in view the one sense of
13   VIII,  8 |         the proposition without having either a negative instance
14   VIII,  13|        particular case, e.g. if having secured that the knowledge