Book, Paragraph

 1      I,  5|             it is a property of man relatively to a horse and a dog. That
 2      I,  5|              it is still a property relatively to those who are not sitting.
 3    III,  1|          the better science, though relatively to a given individual the
 4      V,  1|            rendering of a property "relatively" gives rise either to two
 5      V,  1| market-place.~To render a property "relatively" to something else means
 6      V,  8|  potentiality rendered the property relatively to something that does not
 7      V,  8|          also rendered the property relatively to what does not exist:-
 8      V,  8|         renders the property either relatively to something that exists,
 9      V,  8|           has rendered the property relatively to something that exists:
10     VI,  6|      differentia of a relative term relatively to something else; for the
11     VI,  6|          renders each relative term relatively to its natural purpose: