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Page 158
... particular qualities corresponding to the plurality of particular things . The common quality is regarded as indivisibly single . Two billiard balls are both round and smooth . So far as they are both round , the roundness of the one is ...
... particular qualities corresponding to the plurality of particular things . The common quality is regarded as indivisibly single . Two billiard balls are both round and smooth . So far as they are both round , the roundness of the one is ...
Page 161
... particular existence and not a universal . This excludes the red - haired archdeacons . We may pass the whist party , considered as a group of men sitting at a table and playing a game . A sneeze is certainly particular . But it is ...
... particular existence and not a universal . This excludes the red - haired archdeacons . We may pass the whist party , considered as a group of men sitting at a table and playing a game . A sneeze is certainly particular . But it is ...
Page 170
... particular instance of redness is a particular instance of colour . Colour in general is nothing but the distribu- tive unity of its specific sub - kinds , just as these are ultimately the distributive unity of their particular ...
... particular instance of redness is a particular instance of colour . Colour in general is nothing but the distribu- tive unity of its specific sub - kinds , just as these are ultimately the distributive unity of their particular ...
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