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 1    III,  1|     other, in respect of their properties the one surpasses the other.
 2      V,  1|       of a man is vicious.~Of "properties" the most "arguable" are
 3      V,  1|        permanent and essential properties should be considered by
 4      V,  2|       undetected in rendering "properties" also, just as they do in
 5      V,  2|     accordingly neither of the properties would be correctly stated.
 6      V,  2|   business of the language Of "properties", as also of the language
 7      V,  2| essence, so too in the case of properties nothing further should be
 8      V,  3|     within its essence. For of properties, as also of definitions,
 9      V,  4|  deceptive whenever one of the properties mentioned belongs to some
10      V,  4|        against the majority of properties, by representing the subject
11      V,  5|      true.~In the case of some properties it mostly happens that some