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1    5,  49|  and when false and partial theories which sow the seed of serious
2    5,  52|    the centuries concerning theories which argued in favour of
3    5,  54|    made it clear that these theories had not been proposed and
4    5,  54|    come to understand these theories well, not only because diseases
5    5,  54| because even in these false theories some truth is found at times,
6    5,  54|    because in the end these theories provoke a more discriminating
7    5,  57|   mistakes of philosophical theories. With no less concern it
8    7,  81| about meaning. The array of theories which vie to give an answer,