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 1      I,  1 |          of the opinions which we call generally accepted is the
 2      I,  4 |          the aforesaid parts, and call that part which indicates
 3      I,  5 |      difference. In a word we may call "definitory" everything
 4      I,  7 |         when we give the order to call one of the people who are
 5      I,  7 | accidental feature; so we bid him call to us "the man who is sitting"
 6      I,  15|         Likewise also whenever we call the raven a "flying biped
 7      I,  15|           happen, for whenever we call a thing an "engine", we
 8      I,  15|      thing an "engine", we do not call it an animal, nor vice versa.~
 9     II,  1 |       commit error; and those who call objects by the names of
10     II,  2 |      should be called as most men call them, and what should not.
11     II,  2 |    multitude: e.g. it is right to call "healthy" whatever tends
12    III,  4 |       desirable, e.g. whenever we call the one good "by nature"
13     VI,  10|        Further, as some answerers call "ambiguous" what is really
14     VI,  10|     universally, and, vice versa, call synonymous what is really