The term man and humanity do not both signify the essence of man in diverse ways
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The designation of species with respect to the genus is through form, and the designation of the individual with respect to the species is through matter 1 0 2and
Humanity signifies the essence of man as a part, excluding all designation 1 0 2Then it must be true that...
The term man and humanity both signify the essence of man, though in diverse ways 1 0 2Citations
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