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1 This is also self–evident; for, if we say that white 2 and black only agree in the fact that neither is red, we 3 absolutely affirm that the do not agree in any respect. So, if 4 we say that a man and a stone only agree in the fact that both 5 are finite–wanting in power, not existing by the necessity of 6 their own nature, or, lastly, indefinitely surpassed by the power 7 of external causes–we should certainly affirm that a man and a 8 stone are in no respect alike; therefore, things which agree 9 only in negation, or in qualities which neither possess, really 10 agree in no respect. 11 12