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 1  IV, 3 | philosopher; for these truths hold good for everything that
 2  IV, 3 |    since these truths clearly hold good for all things qua
 3  IV, 5 |       and false. For many men hold beliefs in which they conflict
 4  IV, 5 |     small number of those who hold a belief, and that the same
 5  IV, 5 |   fair to criticize those who hold this view for asserting
 6   V, 23|              23~To "have" or "hold" means many things:-(1)
 7   V, 23|    its own impulse is said to hold it, as pillars hold the
 8   V, 23|   said to hold it, as pillars hold the incumbent weights, and
 9   V, 23|       as the poets make Atlas hold the heavens, implying that
10   V, 23|    things together is said to hold the things it holds together,
11   V, 26|    whole class and is said to hold good as a whole (which implies
12  VI, 3 | events, the same account will hold good; for this-I mean the
13 VII, 11|    Form-itself of all, and to hold that the others are not
14 VII, 13|  therefore that the same will hold good of number, if number
15  XI, 6 |  endure, which, our opponents hold, justifies them in saying
16 XII, 10|    results confront those who hold different views from our
17 XIII, 7|    and a horse; but those who hold these views say that not
18 XIV, 2 |       as for him who does not hold this view because he sees
19 XIV, 3 |     to be solved by those who hold these views.~There are some