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1     IV,  6 |  too, is a predicate of the various species in the category
2      V,  2 |    is in doubt which of the various senses the expression bears:
3      V,  5 |     it is a property of the various particular pieces of earth
4     VI,  2 |     himself distinguish the various senses of the term rendered
5     VI,  6 | with a wider range than the various species. Moreover, if any
6     VI,  13|      If, however, among the various senses above distinguished,
7    VII,  4 |    see in the case of their various species whether the definition
8   VIII,  5 |     granting or denying the various points. This is why those,