PART II.

HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL.

Those now who propose to hold mutual discussion must needs

understand one another somewhat: for without this how can

they have any mutual discussion? Each of their words then,

must be familiar and have definite meaning, and not many

meanings, but one only, and if it have more meanings than

one, they must make it clear in which of these senses it is

used.

Aristotle, Metaph., Book X, c. 5, § 3.

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