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 1  IV, 3 |            premiss too), and if an opinion which contradicts another
 2  IV, 4 |          this is not knowledge but opinion, they should be all the
 3  IV, 5 |                    5~From the same opinion proceeds the doctrine of
 4  IV, 5 | difficulties have been led to this opinion by observation of the sensible
 5  IV, 5 |            also evidently had this opinion, because he made Hector,
 6  IV, 5 |           these thinkers held this opinion is that while they were
 7  IV, 5 |          as Plato says, surely the opinion of the physician and that
 8  IV, 6 |    everything relative-relative to opinion and perception, so that
 9  IV, 6 |         things will be relative to opinion.-Again, if a thing is one,
10  IV, 7 |          people have acquired this opinion as other paradoxical opinions
11 VII, 15|         state which varies thus is opinion, so too demonstration and
12 VII, 15|        cannot vary thus, but it is opinion that deals with that which
13  IX, 10|   contingent facts, then, the same opinion or the same statement comes
14  XI, 5 |          as it is, he adopted this opinion without understanding what
15  XI, 6 |     considering the source of this opinion. It seems to have arisen
16 XII, 7 |            desire is consequent on opinion rather than opinion on desire;
17 XII, 7 |  consequent on opinion rather than opinion on desire; for the thinking
18 XII, 7 |          these, are wrong in their opinion. For the seed comes from
19 XII, 8 |         study this subject form an opinion contrary to what we have
20 XII, 8 |        Only thus far, then, is the opinion of our ancestors and of
21 XII, 9 |       knowledge and perception and opinion and understanding have always
22 XIII, 1|             while, if there is any opinion common to them and us, we
23 XIII, 8|          must then meet in the one opinion. (1) Mathematical number
24 XIV, 1 |         None of these varieties of opinion makes any difference to
25 XIV, 2 |        which arise apart from this opinion must confront even these