Book, Paragraph

1 III, 1| dialecticians try to inquire, starting their investigation from
2 III, 2|     its essential attributes, starting from the common beliefs.
3 III, 2|       of one class of things, starting from one set of beliefs,
4  VI, 1|      of which they treat; but starting from the essence-some making
5 VII, 7| active principle then and the starting point for the process of
6 VII, 9|      the art or with a motion starting from a part of the product.~
7 XII, 8|     must discuss the subject, starting from the presuppositions