Book, Paragraph

 1  IV, 4 |    But if all are alike both wrong and right, one who is in
 2  IV, 4 |      things are five equally wrong with him who thinks they
 3  IV, 4 |    then they are not equally wrong, obviously one is less wrong
 4  IV, 4 | wrong, obviously one is less wrong and therefore more right.
 5   V, 18|     the inference, or of the wrong inference?"-Further (5)
 6  VI, 2 |     Plato was in a sense not wrong in ranking sophistic as
 7  XI, 5 |      of opposites that he is wrong must get from him an admission
 8  XI, 6 | subject is white we shall be wrong in saying it is neither
 9  XI, 8 |     so that Plato is not far wrong when he says that the sophist
10 XII, 3 |     And so Plato was not far wrong when he said that there
11 XII, 7 |    the effects of these, are wrong in their opinion. For the
12 XIII, 7|      but as a whole they are wrong; for their view is very
13 XIII, 9|    tis said, "tis seen to be wrong."~But regarding numbers
14 XIV, 3 |    These thinkers, then, are wrong in this way, in wanting