THESE GENERA EXIST IN BOTH THE SUBORDINATE OBJECTS, AND THEMSELVES.

But how could we realize such genera? Are all these genera susceptible

of division, or do they lie entire within each of the objects they

comprehend? If so, how does this unity find itself? Unity exists

therein as a genus, just as the whole exists within the plurality.

Does unity exist only in the objects that participate therein? Not only

in these objects, but also in itself. This point will be studied later.

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