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 1      I,  17| first, in the case of things belonging to different genera, the
 2     II,  1 |   e.g. whiteness or justice) belonging in part, so that it is not
 3     IV,  2 |     Again, if no differentia belonging to the genus be predicated
 4     IV,  3 |   species than the given one belonging to the genus stated: for
 5      V,  3 |    we find such an attribute belonging; nor yet that the name of
 6      V,  5 |     you render a property as belonging to the subject that is so
 7      V,  8 |   not from reflection on the belonging of any attribute, while
 8     VI,  3 |   which include an attribute belonging to all things universally.
 9    VII,  1 |  accidents: for any accident belonging to the one must belong also
10   VIII,  5 |  impossibility of contraries belonging at the same time to the