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 1      I,  5 |     together, when expressed in language that is drawn in any kind
 2     II,  2 |        not, we should adopt the language no longer of the multitude
 3      V,  2 |       it is the business of the language Of "properties", as also
 4      V,  2 |     properties", as also of the language of definitions, to distinguish.
 5      V,  5 |    belongs, he states it in his language in such a way as to indicate
 6      V,  5 | indicates it in that way in his language: for then the property will
 7      V,  5 |        both intends, and by his language indicates, the property
 8     VI,  1 |       first, the use of obscure language (for the language of a definition
 9     VI,  1 |       obscure language (for the language of a definition ought to
10     VI,  5 |        Moreover, see if he uses language which transgresses the genera
11     VI,  10|     things one must not use the language of the people, yet in a