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 1      I,  11|         a thesis, however, also forms a problem, is clear: for
 2      I,  15| Moreover, examine the inflected forms. For if "justly" has more
 3      I,  15|       an ambiguous term: for it forms differentiae of genera that
 4     II,  9 |      co-ordinates and inflected forms of the terms in the thesis,
 5     II,  9 |       these, whereas "inflected forms" are such as the following: "
 6     II,  9 |         used in their inflected forms as well are co-ordinates,
 7     IV,  2 |     seeing that there are other forms of motion as well; but one
 8     IV,  3 |  examination may take different forms; first of all see if the
 9      V,  3 |  property which he has rendered forms a predicate convertible
10     VI,  4 |       are prior there are three forms:~(1) The first is when an
11    VII,  1 |        in any of the recognized forms of opposition. For it is
12    VII,  1 |        same, seeing that of all forms of life the good life is