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1    III,  2 |        is like the better type shows a degrading likeness, whereas
2     IV,  6 |      that "man" is an "animal" shows what man is better than
3      V,  2 |    beside the expression which shows the essence, so too in the
4      V,  5 |      For a thing itself always shows its own essence, and what
5      V,  5 |      its own essence, and what shows the essence is not a property
6     VI,  3 |       for the word "privation" shows of itself that the heat
7   VIII,  8 |       either real or apparent, shows ill-temper. If, then, a
8   VIII,  8 | instance to show, he obviously shows ill-temper. If, moreover,
9   VIII,  11|        in reasoning when a man shows something through a long