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1 2 |    without any light, with such arguments as these: He begins with
2 3 |         may know that his other arguments likewise need only be understood
3 3 |       seem to you to be weaving arguments, Hermogenes? how neatly
4 3 |      retort against him his own arguments. For when he denies that
5 15| Hermogenes himself explodes the arguments of sundry persons who contend
6 21|       made out of nothing. Some arguments may, of coursed be thus
7 30|   substances, presented us with arguments for his massive pile of