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1     IV,  1| definition of that which is partaken. Clearly, therefore, the
2      V,  4|    rendered the property as partaken of: for then what is stated
3      V,  4|    rendered the property as partaken of, "walking on two feet"
4      V,  4|   rendering the property as partaken of, or as showing the essence,
5      V,  4|     the property neither as partaken of nor as showing the essence,
6      V,  5|  science", or because it is partaken of, as "sensation" belongs
7      V,  5|    thing partakes of, or is partaken of by, something; because
8      V,  5|   it because its subject is partaken of, it will belong to the
9      V,  5|   will belong to the things partaken of, as (e.g.) if he were