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 1      I,  7|    understand better from some accidental feature; so we bid him call
 2     II,  3|     may be an essential and an accidental attribute, as (e.g.) the
 3     II,  3|      two right angles, and the accidental fact that the equilateral
 4     II,  3|     desire for it is therefore accidental. This rule is useful in
 5     II,  6|     says that joyfulness is an accidental attribute of cheerfulness,
 6     II,  6|       be declaring it to be an accidental attribute of itself.~
 7     IV,  5|      be a certain affection or accidental feature of life. That this
 8     IV,  5|       life, but that a certain accidental feature or affection enters
 9     VI,  6|        differentia is never an accidental attribute, any more than
10    VII,  5|   establish.~In the case of an accidental attribute the universal
11    VII,  5|     for only those relating to accidental attributes apply generally
12    VII,  5|      of all to establish is an accidental predicate: for in other
13    VII,  5| belongs. On the other hand, an accidental predicate is the hardest
14    VII,  5|      stated, in the case of an accidental predicate the only way to