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Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he has employed either the actual subject whose property he is rendering, or any of its species: |
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You should inquire in the same way also in the case of other terms that do or do not make the subject more intelligible: |
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Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he has rendered as property something that does not always follow the subject but sometimes ceases to be its property: |
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Next, for destructive purposes, see whether in rendering the property of the present time he has omitted to make a definite proviso that it is the property of the present time which he is rendering: |
| Paragraph 5 |
Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he has rendered a property of the kind whose appropriateness is not obvious except by sensation: |
| Paragraph 6 |
Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he has rendered the definition as a property: |
| Paragraph 7 |
Next, for destructive purposes, see whether he has rendered the property without having placed the subject within its essence. |
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