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 1  IV, 4 |        if our opponent will only answer our question.~And if, when
 2  IV, 4 |        our opponent must give an answer which means one thing, and
 3  IV, 4 |         the two assertions there answer two negations, and if the
 4  IV, 5 |        once.~But we shall say in answer to this argument also that
 5  VI, 1 |         applies alike to all. We answer that if there is no substance
 6  VI, 2 |         not. For to other things answer faculties productive of
 7 VII, 4 |      main senses of "one", which answer to the senses of "is"; now "
 8 VII, 6 |        that from which one could answer it successfully. We have
 9 VII, 17|      single cause to be given in answer to all such questions as
10 VII, 17|     musical’, unless one were to answer "because each thing is inseparable
11 VIII, 5| potentially wine and vinegar? We answer that it is the matter of
12   X, 4 |       modes of completeness will answer to the various modes of
13  XI, 12|         that of growing well. We answer that this happens only incidentally;
14 XII, 9 |       are not the same thing. We answer that in some cases the knowledge
15 XII, 9 |         to part of the whole. We answer that everything which has
16 XIV, 4 |          of the present day, who answer the question in the negative,