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 1    III,  5 |      e.g. that what by nature exhibits such and such a quality
 2    III,  5 |       such and such a quality exhibits that quality in a greater
 3    III,  5 |      greater degree than what exhibits it not by nature. Also,
 4    III,  5 |      impart it, then that one exhibits it in a greater degree which
 5    III,  5 | clearly the first-named thing exhibits that character in a greater
 6    III,  5 |   when added to a thing which exhibits that character in a less
 7    III,  5 |     subtraction the remainder exhibits such and such a character
 8    III,  5 |      in a less degree, itself exhibits that character in a greater
 9    III,  6 |       no member of that genus exhibits that character at all, then
10     VI,  13|      possible that the person exhibits daring in robbery, and right