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1    III,  5 |       5~The commonplace rules relating to comparative degrees and
2     IV,  1 |       on to examine questions relating to Genus and Property. These
3      V,  1 |     the commonplace arguments relating to Accident, to see whether
4    VII,  2 |      destructive commonplaces relating to sameness are useful also
5    VII,  5 |      the rest: for only those relating to accidental attributes
6   VIII,  1 |       premiss by a definition relating not to the precise terms
7   VIII,  1 | people formulate propositions relating to the actual terms themselves,
8   VIII,  14|   Select, moreover, arguments relating to the same thesis and range
9   VIII,  14|     have ready-made arguments relating to those questions in which