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 1 IX   |       passages requiring careful reasoning because they suggest an
 2 XIV  |     doubts the soundness of this reasoning, let him consider whether
 3 XVI  |   through specious and plausible reasoning were brought into conflict
 4 XVI  |         adhesion to the stronger reasoning, may be called "approved";
 5 XVIII|          to believe even without reasoning; and our opponents, though
 6 XX   |       that this is the result of reasoning in ants, but must rather
 7 XX   |    rational and set in action by reasoning power, and that, on the
 8 XX   |          what is right, nor from reasoning, but from nature, it being
 9 XXII | misunderstood some of the deeper reasoning concerning the distribution
10 XXIII|          the sophistical form of reasoning, we may suppose the following
11 XXIII|           Now a parallel to this reasoning is neatly drawn after this
12 XXIII|      does not interfere with the reasoning, that men can understand