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 1 1|        the logical sequence ofan hypothesis hold that, according to
 2 1|          the former ones? ~ ~The hypothesis here becomes clearly refuted
 3 1|         to the first. ~ ~Such an hypothesis, once again, is certainly
 4 2|       seen, then, how false this hypothesis - by Zeus, I cannot call
 5 2|        winners! ~ 3. Thus, every hypothesis of channels as an explanation
 6 2|           resting on an unproven hypothesis, for explaining the secretion
 7 2|       any other similarly absurd hypothesis. For this Nature which shapes
 8 2|        strands. By means of this hypothesis he imagined that his theory
 9 2|   clearly demonstrated; for this hypothesis could not escape the difficulty
10 2|          evident to me that this hypothesis is not in consonance with
11 2| philosophers who start from this hypothesis. For, according to such
12 2|         For, according to such a hypothesis, Nature does not precede,
13 2|        artistic power; it is, by hypothesis, unimpressionable and untransformable,