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 1  IV, 2 |           dialecticians and sophists assume the same guise as the philosopher,
 2  IX, 10|            in respect of time, if we assume them to be unchangeable.
 3   X, 1 | starting-point and measure (for they assume the movement of the heavens
 4   X, 5 |             present together; and we assume this incompatibility here
 5  XI, 2 |              to say whether one must assume that there is a separable
 6 XIV, 2 |              to be said that we must assume something that is false,
 7 XIV, 2 |          that is false, as geometers assume the line which is not a
 8 XIV, 2 |             For neither do geometers assume anything false (for the
 9 XIV, 3 |            who make number separable assume that it both exists and
10 XIV, 3 |           own. But it is not hard to assume any random hypotheses and
11 XIV, 4 |       species of good. But let a man assume Ideas of anything he pleases.
12 XIV, 6 |             do); so that we need not assume Ideas for this reason at