Book, Paragraph

 1      I,  9|          man" or "an animal", he states its essence and signifies
 2      I,  9|      white" or is "a colour", he states its essence and signifies
 3     II,  2| privation or presence of certain states, and of contradictory terms.
 4      V,  3|          with a particular man", states the property of the present
 5      V,  4|         all of these, if any one states the property in this way.
 6      V,  5|       that naturally belongs, he states it in his language in such
 7      V,  5|         he has not shown that he states a thing to be such and such
 8      V,  5|       under the term of which he states the property: for the superlative
 9      V,  5|        define in what manner one states the property at the actual
10      V,  8|        the property would in who states "a naturally civilized animal"
11   VIII,  1|      above described: for if one states only the final conclusion,