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1 2 |       common to both sides, in arguments which are peculiar to themselves,
2 2 |    especially their, own, with arguments which both sides acknowledge
3 2 |      common with them from the arguments of the philosophers, and
4 2 |         on the other hand, the arguments which both parties employ
5 3 |       shattering to pieces the arguments which are drawn from the
6 6 |                        VI. THE ARGUMENTS OF THE PLATONISTS FOR THE
7 6 |   Among their more conspicuous arguments will be found this, that
8 8 |          VIII. OTHER PLATONIST ARGUMENTS CONSIDERED.~Besides, it
9 51| maintain it with such beggarly arguments, that they would fain have