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 1      I,  11|       puzzled to know whether snow is white or not need perception.
 2     IV,  1 |      white" is predicated of "snow", or "self-moved" of the
 3     IV,  1 | self-moved" of the soul. For "snow" is not a kind of "white",
 4     IV,  1 |    white" is not the genus of snow, nor is the soul a kind
 5     IV,  1 |  indicates not the essence of snow, but a certain quality of
 6     IV,  1 |      not the genus either of "snow" or of "swan". Again, knowledge’
 7     IV,  5 |    some cases, e.g. "mud" or "snow", it is not generally held
 8     IV,  5 |      For people tell you that snow is "frozen water" and mud
 9     IV,  5 |       with moisture", whereas snow is not water, nor mud earth,
10     IV,  6 |     of "white" in the case of snow, thus showing clearly that