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 1      I,  15|      than one meaning, and vice versa.~Look also at the classes
 2      I,  15|     call it an animal, nor vice versa.~Look also and see not only
 3     IV,  2 |     whereas it ought to be vice versa.~Again, see whether he has
 4     VI,  6 |       include "state", nor vice versa: for not every state is
 5     VI,  7 |   definition does not, or, vice versa, what is rendered according
 6     VI,  10|    apply universally, and, vice versa, call synonymous what is
 7     VI,  13|        it ought to happen, vice versa, that the whole perishes
 8     VI,  13|         parts neither, or, vice versa, if the parts be good or
 9    VII,  3 |       remain the same; or, vice versa, the differentiae will be
10   VIII,  1 | contraries is the same; or vice versa, that since the perception
11   VIII,  11|      conclusion, or again, vice versa, being commendable in itself,