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 1  IV, 5 |   difficulties in their thinking can easily be cured of their ignorance;
 2  IV, 6 | demonstration.~These, then, might be easily persuaded of this truth,
 3   V, 1 |           which we should learn most easily. (3) That from which, as
 4   V, 12|              or unchangeable, or not easily changed for the worse, are
 5   V, 22|             or because it has it not easily or not well (e.g. we call
 6   V, 22|             also if it cannot be cut easily or well); or because it
 7 VII, 17|        object of the inquiry is most easily overlooked where one term
 8   X, 1 |            or subtraction might more easily escape our notice than in
 9 XIII, 5|              certain others, is very easily upset; for it is easy to
10 XIV, 3 |             Again, if we are not too easily satisfied, we may, regarding
11 XIV, 6 |               either by one which is easily calculable or by an odd