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 1      I,  4 |    equal in number, and are identical, with the subjects on which
 2      I,  17|   same genus, to see if any identical attribute belongs to them
 3      I,  17|     so far as they have any identical attribute, in so far they
 4     IV,  1 | either both expressions are identical or at any rate neither is
 5     VI,  7 |      not beautiful": for of identical things the opposites, too,
 6     VI,  7 |     the opposites, too, are identical, and the opposite of "beautiful"
 7     VI,  8 |   of every relative term is identical with being in a certain
 8     VI,  9 |     Thus if the pleasant be identical with the beneficial, then,
 9     VI,  13|   they exist either in some identical thing capable of containing
10    VII,  1 |  the other of these alleged identical things can also be described