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 1      I,  7|      Socrates. For all these uses mean to signify numerical
 2    III,  3|      by their inflexions and uses and actions and works, and
 3    III,  3|     in which the common term uses, or in some other way helps
 4     IV,  4|    and of the capacities and uses of things; and in general,
 5     IV,  4|   case of the capacities and uses of things: for if a capacity
 6     IV,  4|     general view is that the uses of both are alike and equal
 7      V,  2|    resemblance to the soul", uses the term "soul", which is
 8      V,  2|    is, when a man repeatedly uses the same word, as would
 9     VI,  2|    harmony. Again, see if he uses terms that are unfamiliar,
10     VI,  5| before.’~Moreover, see if he uses language which transgresses
11     VI,  9|      result again is that he uses the very term being defined: