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 1      I,  5 |        number of things exhibiting differences in kind. We should treat
 2      I,  7 |         thing, but they present no differences in respect of their species,
 3      I,  11| terminology, but to recognize what differences happen to be found between
 4      I,  13|            3) the discovery of the differences of things; (4) the investigation
 5      I,  13|        senses, the second upon the differences of things, the third upon
 6      I,  16|          these and like means. The differences which things present to
 7      I,  16|            are very far apart, the differences are entirely obvious.~
 8      I,  18|          way.~The discovery of the differences of things helps us both
 9    III,  1 |   divergent and that exhibit great differences from one another (for nobody
10     VI,  1 |         genus, and then append its differences: for of all the elements