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 1    III,  6 |          all numbers into either odd or even: for then, if the
 2    III,  6 |           if the soul be neither odd nor even, clearly it is
 3     IV,  2 |       the genus, e.g. by taking "odd" as a number’. For "odd"
 4     IV,  2 |          odd" as a number’. For "odd" is a differentia of number,
 5     IV,  2 |   partake of the genus, so that "odd" too is no species but a
 6     IV,  2 |         number" a thing that is "odd". Also, see if he has mentioned
 7     IV,  2 |          e.g. of "soul" neither "odd" nor "even" is predicated:
 8     VI,  4 |    division by another, e.g. "an odd number" as "that which is
 9     VI,  4 |      simultaneous by nature and "odd" and "even" are such terms:
10     VI,  11|         whenever he says that an odd number is a "number with
11     VI,  11| expressions, and it is the word "odd" for which the phrase has
12     VI,  11|        middle, yet they are not "odd"; so that this could not
13     VI,  11|          not be a definition of "odd". If, on the other hand,