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 1      I,  2 |            all from the principles proper to the particular science
 2      I,  15|             e.g. as applied to the proper amount: for the proper amount
 3      I,  15|         the proper amount: for the proper amount too is called good.
 4      I,  18| distinguish the expression that is proper to the essence of each particular
 5      I,  18|          the differentiae that are proper to it.~The examination of
 6    III,  5 |           degree of the definition proper to the given character;
 7      V,  4 |            it is no property of a "proper object of pursuit" to "appear
 8      V,  4 |          to certain persons": for "proper object of pursuit" and "
 9     VI,  5 |           be not placed in its own proper genus, one must examine
10     VI,  9 |            sight in an eye": for a proper rendering of its essence
11   VIII,  1 |            the syllogisms in their proper order, but alternately those