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 1     II,  9|    co-ordinate" describes all the members of the same kindred series,
 2    III,  2|         then also the best of the members of A is better than the
 3    III,  2|       better than the best of the members of B; e.g. if Man be better
 4     IV,  1|          is predicated of all the members of the same species. Secondly,
 5      V,  6|         of view of the coordinate members of a division, and see,
 6      V,  6|           none of the co-ordinate members (parallel with the property
 7      V,  6|      remaining set of co-ordinate members (parallel with the subject):
 8      V,  6|         the remaining co-ordinate members (parallel with the property
 9      V,  6|         each of these co-ordinate members (parallel with the subject):
10     VI,  4|      number". For the co-ordinate members of a division that are derived
11     VI,  6| differentiae that are co-ordinate members of a division, as, for instance,
12     VI,  6|          they both be subordinate members of the same genus". Thus "
13     VI,  6|          they both be subordinate members of the same genus" ought