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 1      I,  11|       every thesis, should be examined, but only one which might
 2      I,  15|    definitions also should be examined. If (e.g.) any one describes
 3      I,  16|       to each other should be examined within the same genera,
 4      I,  18|       18~It is useful to have examined the number of meanings of
 5    III,  1 |     or more things, should be examined upon the following lines:
 6     IV,  2 |      All such cases should be examined by means of the same principles:
 7      V,  1 |     not a property, should be examined by the following methods:~
 8      V,  1 |     property, then, should be examined by means of the commonplace
 9     VI,  4 |      essence or no, should be examined as follows: First of all,
10    VII,  1 |      numerically one), may be examined in the light of their inflexions
11    VII,  1 |     the same. Again it may be examined in the light of those things
12    VII,  3 | expressions, then, have to be examined each as a whole in the way