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 1     II,  9 |      look at the case of the co-ordinates and inflected forms of the
 2     II,  9 |   and in establishing it. By co-ordinates’ are meant terms such as
 3     II,  9 |     the "courageous man" are co-ordinates of courage. Likewise also
 4     II,  9 | preserve anything are called co-ordinates of that which they tend
 5     II,  9 |    e.g. "healthy habits" are co-ordinates of "health" and a "vigorous
 6     II,  9 |  inflected forms as well are co-ordinates, as (e.g.) "justly" in relation
 7    III,  6 | drawn from the opposites and co-ordinates and inflexions of a thing:
 8     IV,  3 |    of the inflexions and the co-ordinates of species and genus, and
 9     VI,  6 |    for differentiae that are co-ordinates in a division with the differentia
10    VII,  4 |     mentioned and those from co-ordinates and inflexions, and these
11   VIII,  1 |      themselves but to their co-ordinates; for people deceive themselves,
12   VIII,  14|     terms and contraries and co-ordinates.~Records of discussions