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 1     II,  2|      to say that whiteness is coloured or that walking is in motion.
 2     II,  2|       who says that white is "coloured" has not rendered "coloured"
 3     II,  2|   coloured" has not rendered "coloured" as its genus, seeing that
 4     II,  2|      things besides white are coloured, e.g. a log, a stone, a
 5      V,  3|     the primary thing that is coloured", has introduced amongst
 6      V,  3|      sensible quality, "to be coloured", but still a quality such
 7      V,  5|    e.g.) if any one renders , coloured’ as the property of "surface", "
 8      V,  5|       property of "surface", "coloured" will be true of body as
 9      V,  5|    true, as is the case with "coloured", whether rendered as a
10      V,  8| inasmuch as being more highly coloured is not a property of what
11      V,  8|       could being less highly coloured be a property of what is
12      V,  8|     is less a body, nor being coloured be a property of body at
13      V,  8|      e.g.) inasmuch as "to be coloured" is more likely to be a
14      V,  8| property of a surface, "to be coloured" could not be a property