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 1 1|                of nothing else - it is obvious that the faculty also fallsinto
 2 1|          opponents areat variance with obvious facts, but also from the
 3 1|           compelled repeatedly to deny obvious facts. For instance, Asclepiades,
 4 1|               I should try to overturn obvious facts by ridiculousarguments! "
 5 1|                 Here, then, it becomes obvious that not only in a dead
 6 1|            hesitate to join issue with obvious facts, and, in thismatter
 7 1| impressivething to do, to mistrust the obvious, and to pin one's faith
 8 1|               be benefited. This is so obvious that eventhose who make
 9 1|              distrust our senses where obvious facts plainly overturnhis
10 1|              consequences and to upset obvious fact,in this respect being
11 1|               respect he shows towards obvious facts, but find fault withhis
12 2|             here the greatest and most obvious error. For if the yellow
13 2|             greatest here, and also so obvious that even a child could
14 2|              Moist) and secondly, from obvious bodily phenomena, that there
15 3|           compelling proofs drawn from obvious facts, we will also proceed
16 3|                retentive faculty is so obvious that its operation can be
17 3|              in other parts it is less obvious to the senses, but is capable
18 3|             those activities which are obvious without dissection, and,
19 3|                 while it is also quite obvious that it eliminates this
20 3|                as to try to contradict obvious facts. More recent physicians,
21 3|              what in disagreement with obvious fact; thus he will choose
22 3|           attractive faculty is not so obvious to most people. It is, however,