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 1     II,  4|   since those things that are possessed of the genus in question,
 2     II,  4|     must also of necessity be possessed of one of its species or
 3     IV,  4| knowledge of itself should be possessed by the soul itself, but
 4      V,  5|     man: for not every man is possessed of two feet. For constructive
 5      V,  5|       because it is the state possessed by something, as "incontrovertible
 6      V,  5|      or because it is a state possessed by something; because then
 7      V,  5|    something as being a state possessed, it will belong to what
 8      V,  5|      will belong to the state possessed, as did "incontrovertible
 9     VI,  6|  defined something as "length possessed of breadth"; for co-ordinate
10     VI,  6|   division with that which is possessed of breadth is that which