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1   2,  31|       what are called sophisms, inferences in reasoning that are false,
2   2,  31|       and further on drew other inferences which are all utterly false;
3   2,  31|         it. But all these false inferences followed legitimately from
4   2,  31| resurrection of the dead. These inferences, then, being repudiated
5   2,  33|                 chap. 33. False inferences may be drawn from valid
6   2,  33|       to understand that as the inferences may be valid where the opinions
7   2,  33|      opinions are false, so the inferences may be unsound where the
8   2,  37|     spoken of, which deals with inferences, and definitions, and divisions,