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Again, see if the term of which he renders the definition is a reality, whereas what is contained in the definition is not, e |
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Moreover, those who in the case of relative terms do not distinguish to what the object is related, but have described it only so as to include it among too large a number of things, are wrong either wholly or in part; |
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Sometimes, again, people define not the thing but only the thing in a good or perfect condition. |
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Again, see if he has rendered what is desirable for its own sake as desirable for what it produces or does, or as in any way desirable because of something else, e |
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