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 1      I,  10|          or by the philosophers, i.e. either by all, or by most,
 2      I,  14|          or by the philosophers, i.e. by all, or most, or the
 3    III,  1 |      particular class of things; i.e. either whatever most of
 4    III,  2 |       better and more desirable, i.e. what more nearly resembles
 5    III,  3 |    possesses them more markedly, i.e. which of the two is the
 6     IV,  3 | intermediary between both pairs, i.e. both between the species
 7     VI,  6 |        so that "length" as well, i.e. the genus of "line", will
 8     VI,  6 |          is a kind of insolence, i.e. it is a species and not
 9    VII,  5 |       other points by reasoning (i.e. that the attributes stated
10   VIII,  3 |      argue to the point claimed, i.e. the premiss, than to the
11   VIII,  5 |         the right way to answer, i.e. to admit or to refuse to
12   VIII,  7 |         of terms used obscurely, i.e. in several senses. For the
13   VIII,  14|     reason universally, as well, i.e. a particular demonstration