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501 V, 8| it is more likely to be a property: for then neither will it 502 V, 8| then neither will it be a property of that of which it is less 503 V, 8| it is less likely to be a property: while if it is a property 504 V, 8| property: while if it is a property of the former, it will not 505 V, 8| former, it will not be a property of the latter. Thus (e.g.) 506 V, 8| is more likely to be a property of a "surface" than of a " 507 V, 8| body", and it is not a property of a surface, "to be coloured" 508 V, 8| coloured" could not be a property of "body"; while if it is 509 V, 8| body"; while if it is a property of a "surface", it could 510 V, 8| surface", it could not be a property of a "body". For constructive 511 V, 8| for the same thing to be a property of more than one thing.~ 512 V, 8| what is more likely to be a property of a given subject fails 513 V, 8| subject fails to be its property: for then neither will what 514 V, 8| what is less likely to be a property of it be its property. Thus ( 515 V, 8| a property of it be its property. Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as " 516 V, 8| than "divisible" to be a property of "animal", and "sensible" 517 V, 8| and "sensible" is not a property of animal, "divisible" could 518 V, 8| divisible" could not be a property of animal. For constructive 519 V, 8| what is less likely to be a property of it is a property; for 520 V, 8| be a property of it is a property; for then what is more likely 521 V, 8| what is more likely to be a property of it will be a property 522 V, 8| property of it will be a property as well. Thus, for example, 523 V, 8| is less likely to be a property of "animal" than life’, 524 V, 8| life’, and "sensation" is a property of animal, "life" would 525 V, 8| animal, "life" would be a property of animal.~Next, look from 526 V, 8| see if what is as much a property fails to be a property of 527 V, 8| a property fails to be a property of that of which it is as 528 V, 8| of which it is as much a property: for then neither will that 529 V, 8| that which is as much a property as it be a property of that 530 V, 8| much a property as it be a property of that of which it is as 531 V, 8| of which it is as much a property. Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as " 532 V, 8| desiring" is as much a property of the faculty of desire 533 V, 8| desire as reasoning’ is a property of the faculty of reason, 534 V, 8| reason, and desiring is not a property of the faculty of desire, 535 V, 8| reasoning could not be a property of the faculty of reason. 536 V, 8| see if what is as much a property is a property of that of 537 V, 8| as much a property is a property of that of which it is as 538 V, 8| of which it is as much a property: for then also what is as 539 V, 8| then also what is as much a property as it will be a property 540 V, 8| property as it will be a property of that of which it is as 541 V, 8| of which it is as much a property. Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as 542 V, 8| inasmuch as it is as much a property of "the faculty of reason" 543 V, 8| temperance", and it is a property of the faculty of reason 544 V, 8| of wisdom, it would be a property of the faculty of desire 545 V, 8| see if what is as much a property of anything fails to be 546 V, 8| of anything fails to be a property of it: for then neither 547 V, 8| neither will what is as much a property be a property of it. Thus ( 548 V, 8| as much a property be a property of it. Thus (e.g.) inasmuch 549 V, 8| as "seeing" is as much a property of man as "hearing", and " 550 V, 8| and "seeing" is not a property of man, "hearing" could 551 V, 8| hearing" could not be a property of man. For constructive 552 V, 8| see if what is as much a property of it is its property: for 553 V, 8| a property of it is its property: for then what is as much 554 V, 8| for then what is as much a property of it as the former will 555 V, 8| as the former will be its property as well. Thus (e.g.) it 556 V, 8| Thus (e.g.) it is as much a property of the soul to be the primary 557 V, 8| that reasons, and it is a property of the soul to be the primary 558 V, 8| desires, and so it be a property of the soul to be the primary 559 V, 8| see if it fails to be a property of that of which it is as 560 V, 8| of which it is as much a property: for then neither will it 561 V, 8| then neither will it be a property of that of which it is as 562 V, 8| of which it is as much a property as of the former, while 563 V, 8| former, while if it be a property of the former, it will not 564 V, 8| former, it will not be a property of the other. Thus (e.g.) 565 V, 8| as "to burn" is as much a property of "flame" as of "live coals", 566 V, 8| and "to burn" is not a property of flame, "to burn" could 567 V, 8| to burn" could not be a property of live coals: while if 568 V, 8| coals: while if it is a property of flame, it could not be 569 V, 8| flame, it could not be a property of live coals. For constructive 570 V, 8| see if in rendering the property potentially, he has also 571 V, 8| potentiality rendered the property relatively to something 572 V, 8| then what is stated to be a property will not be a property. 573 V, 8| a property will not be a property. Thus (e.g.) he who has 574 V, 8| said that "breathable" is a property of "air" has, on the one 575 V, 8| the one hand, rendered the property potentially (for that is " 576 V, 8| hand has also rendered the property relatively to what does 577 V, 8| it will not, either, be a property of air to be such as can 578 V, 8| breathable" could not be a property of air.~For constructive 579 V, 8| see if in rendering the property potentially he renders the 580 V, 8| potentially he renders the property either relatively to something 581 V, 8| been stated not to be a property will be a property. Thus 582 V, 8| be a property will be a property. Thus e.g.) he who renders 583 V, 8| he who renders it as a property of "being" to be "capable 584 V, 8| acting", in rendering the property potentially, has rendered 585 V, 8| potentially, has rendered the property relatively to something 586 V, 8| or of acting" would be a property of "being".~Next, for destructive 587 V, 8| see if he has stated the property in the superlative: for 588 V, 8| has been stated to be a property will not be a property. 589 V, 8| a property will not be a property. For people who render the 590 V, 8| For people who render the property in that way find that of 591 V, 8| the lightest body" as a property of "fire": for, though fire 592 V, 8| lightest body" could not be a property of fire. For constructive 593 V, 8| has avoided rendering the property in the superlative: for 594 V, 8| superlative: for then the property will in this respect have 595 V, 8| in this respect have been property of man has not rendered 596 V, 8| man has not rendered the property correctly stated. Thus ( 597 V, 8| in the superlative, the property would in who states "a naturally 598 VI, 1| that relate to genus and property.~It remains, then, to prescribe 599 VII, 5| likewise in regard to the property and genus of a term also. 600 VII, 5| establish. As regards the property this is clear from what 601 VII, 5| said: for as a rule the property is rendered in a complex 602 VII, 5| definition will apply also to the property of a thing. For in establishing 603 VII, 5| thing. For in establishing a property one has to show that it 604 VII, 5| very well not belong as a property without as yet being thereby 605 VII, 5| demolished. Likewise also the property need not belong as a genus, 606 VII, 5| the accident as a genus or property, so long as they do belong. 607 VII, 5| correctly.~Of the rest, the property is most nearly of this kind: