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 1      I,  7 |      of a certain likeness it bears to it, and the only difference
 2      I,  15|       number of senses a term bears, we must not only treat
 3      I,  15|   other cases.~Whether a term bears a number of specific meanings
 4      I,  15|       and see if its contrary bears a number of meanings, whether
 5      I,  15|       the contrary of "sharp" bears several meanings, and if
 6      I,  15|  opposite, look and see if it bears more than one meaning. For
 7      I,  15|      one meaning. For if this bears more than one meaning, then
 8      I,  15|    state: for if the one term bears more than one meaning, then
 9      I,  15|    whenever the original term bears more than one meaning, the
10      I,  15| contrary: for if its contrary bears several senses, clearly
11    III,  2 |     to a man, whereas a horse bears none: for the monkey is
12      V,  2 | various senses the expression bears: and this will not do, for
13   VIII,  3 |      needs definition or else bears either several senses, or
14   VIII,  7 |  should add a comment that it bears different senses, and also