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 1      I,  14|     indicate also the opinions of individual thinkers, e.g. "Empedocles
 2      I,  18|          what is the same in each individual case of it, we shall be
 3     II,  7 |          the Form present in each individual.~Again, if there be posited
 4    III,  1 |      though relatively to a given individual the standard may be his
 5    III,  6 |     useful also to take a look at individual instances, in cases where
 6     IV,  1 |     Motion, nor yet be one of the individual phenomena comprised under
 7     IV,  1 |         the species, as (e.g.) an individual man partakes of both "man"
 8     IV,  2 |     always either a species or an individual, whereas the differentia
 9     IV,  2 |          neither a species nor an individual. Clearly, therefore, the
10     VI,  6 | differentia rendered indicates an individual rather than a quality: for
11     VI,  6 |         is either a species or an individual.~Likewise you must inquire
12    VII,  4 |       that you should examine the individual cases, and then look to
13   VIII,  1 |     Induction should proceed from individual cases to the universal and