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 1      I,  9 |       cases: for each of these kinds of predicate, if either
 2      I,  9 |    quality or one of the other kinds of predicate. Such, then,
 3      I,  14|       of each of the aforesaid kinds of proposition is not easily
 4     II,  1 | universally are common to both kinds of problems; for when we
 5     II,  1 |      problems. They are of two kinds, caused either by false
 6     IV,  2 |       decrease or of the other kinds of motion, clearly it would
 7    VII,  5 | generally to all the aforesaid kinds of attribute. For while
 8    VII,  5 |    while each of the aforesaid kinds of attribute must belong
 9   VIII,  1 |   other than these are of four kinds; they serve either inductively
10   VIII,  11|     argument is liable to five kinds of adverse criticism:~(1)