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1 1|    nourished, they would take on a false appearance ofgrowth, not
2 1|           draw themaway from their false assumptions, and convert
3 1|           and testing the true and false in each of them;despite
4 2|            food-canal which are so false as to be detected even by
5 2|          It may be seen, then, how false this hypothesis - by Zeus,
6 2| philosophers never brought forward false or inconclusive arguments,
7 2|     constructing our proof must be false; and if as a disjunctive
8 2|          nor contradicting them as false, but suddenly becoming sceptics -