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 1  II, 3|  depends on his habits; for we demand the language we are accustomed
 2  IV, 4|        principles.-Some indeed demand that even this shall be
 3  IV, 4|      of what things one should demand demonstration, and of what
 4  IV, 4|        of which one should not demand demonstration, these persons
 5  IV, 4|      such arguments is not the demand that our opponent shall
 6  IV, 6|     same meaning. These people demand that a reason shall be given
 7  IV, 6|        is impossible; for they demand to be allowed to contradict
 8  IV, 6| argument, and at the same time demand to be called to account
 9  IV, 7|      others do so because they demand a reason for everything.
10  XI, 1|      the mathematical sciences demand.) Nor (b) does the science
11  XI, 6|        something and no longer demand a reason for it; for it