These are especially the Domestic Animals immediately associated with man; Mountains, Rivers, Lakes, etc. Restated, this discrimination is as follows:
1. COMMON NOUNS SUBSTANTIVE = THINGS, THE WORLD.
2. PROPER NOUNS SUBSTANTIVE = PERSONALITY, MAN.
It is to be borne in mind that, as a minor proportion of mere Things are raised to the dignity of wearing Proper Names, so, on the other hand, Men, though appropriately distinguished by prenomens and cognomens, may also sink to the character of Things, and be mentioned by class-names. Thus it is that throughout Nature one domain overlaps another domain, and all of our discriminations, though made in terms as if absolute, signify, in fact, merely the _preponderance_; thus, when we say, that Proper Names apply to the Human Domain, that is true _in_preponderance_, but not absolutely or exclusively; and when we say that Common Names apply to Things below Persons, the statement is true _in_preponderance_, but not absolutely or exclusively.
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