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 1   II,  8, 3|   groundless, and their doctrines untenable. Empty, too, are those who
 2   II,  9, 2|         existence is beyond doubt untenable, and has no witnesses [to
 3   II, 10, 4|       infatuated, impossible, and untenable.~
 4   II, 12, 8|            will render the number untenable, and how much more so great
 5   II, 13, 8| intelligence they speak of, is an untenable and impossible opinion.
 6   II, 18, 3|     theirs], however, is not only untenable, but also opposed to that
 7   II, 19   |      DEMIURGE SHOWN TO BE EQUALLY UNTENABLE AND RIDICULOUS.~1.
 8   II, 19, 8|          their system is weak and untenable as well as utterly chimerical,
 9   II, 24, 1|           their fictitious system untenable, that they endeavour to
10   II, 24, 1|         confusion, as well as the untenable and perverse character of
11   II, 24, 4|         establish things that are untenable, nor ravings [such as they
12   II, 30, 6|   sensible nature, but rave about untenable opinions. And, in the next
13   IV, 32, 1|     because they are aware of the untenable, and absurd nature of their