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 1      I,  7|     called "the same" in view of unity of species. For all such
 2      I,  7|     called "the same" in view of unity of species. It is generally
 3      I,  7|        mean to signify numerical unity. That what I have just said
 4     IV,  1|          genus of ‘being" or of "unity": for then the result will
 5     IV,  1| everything that is, "being" and "unity" are predicated, and therefore
 6     IV,  1|         as for example Being and Unity: for everything has being
 7     IV,  1|         everything has being and unity, so that neither is the
 8     IV,  6|         thus (e.g.) "Being" and "Unity" are among the number of
 9     IV,  6|     except of its species. Hence Unity, inter alia, will be a species
10     IV,  6|      well, seeing that Being and Unity are predicates of absolutely
11      V,  2|         argument, because of its unity", has used in the property
12      V,  2|         term of that kind, viz. "unity", which is a universal attribute;