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 1      I,  10|       in other cases. Also, on comparison, it will look like a general
 2     IV,  6 |         On the other hand, the comparison of the genera and of the
 3      V,  1 |      is rendered of a thing in comparison with everything else and
 4      V,  1 |     which virtue possesses, in comparison with knowledge, viz. that
 5      V,  1 |       such as man possesses in comparison with a horse, viz. being
 6      V,  1 | faculty of reason possesses in comparison with that of desire and
 7      V,  1 |      essential’, discuss it in comparison with many things: for the
 8      V,  1 |       belong to its subject in comparison with every single thing
 9      V,  1 |     not distinguished by it in comparison with everything else, the
10      V,  7 |        predicate in process of comparison with more than one subject.~
11      V,  8 |      the latter is judged by a comparison based on the fact that an
12   VIII,  5 |       taken as the standard of comparison: whereas if the view laid