ABSTRACT
THERE are many things that resemble each other, in some sense or other of that term. Thus two copies of a book resemble each other, as do two prints drawn from a single plate. These two resemblances, that of the one book to the other, and that of the two prints, are called by the same name. Does that mean that these two resemblances must therefore have a common nature or characteristic that would be their resemblance?
