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 1 4 |          of refutation: for some depend on the language used, while
 2 4 |  appearance of an argument which depend on language are six in number:
 3 4 |  Arguments such as the following depend upon ambiguity. "Those learn
 4 4 |   Examples such as the following depend upon amphiboly: "I wish
 5 4 |   Amphiboly and ambiguity, then, depend on these modes of speech.
 6 4 |       combination of words there depend instances such as the following: "
 7 4 |        carry too".~Upon division depend the propositions that 5
 8 4 |          Refutations, then, that depend upon language are drawn
 9 5 |          5~Fallacies, then, that depend on Accident occur whenever
10 5 |  different is a man".~Those that depend on whether an expression
11 5 |     language as well.~Those that depend on the assumption of the
12 5 |           are the arguments that depend upon the consequent and
13 5 |          false cause. Those that depend upon the making of two questions
14 6 |        consist in language, some depend upon a double meaning, e.g.
15 6 |     point proved.~Fallacies that depend on Accident are clear cases
16 6 |        they have not.~Those that depend upon whether something is
17 6 |        upon them all.~Those that depend upon the assumption of the
18 6 |       with those arguments which depend upon begging the original
19 6 |       original point.~Those that depend upon the assumption of the
20 6 |       with those arguments which depend upon begging the original
21 6 |       original point.~Those that depend upon the consequent are
22 6 |       well.~Those fallacies that depend upon the making of several
23 7 |       the case of arguments that depend on ambiguity of words and
24 7 |  sameness"), while in those that depend on combination and division,
25 7 |    Likewise also with those that depend on accent: for the lowering
26 7 |       with many. With those that depend on the of expression it
27 7 |          ranked among those that depend on language; in the first
28 7 |        With those fallacies that depend upon Accident, deception
29 7 |    Likewise also with those that depend on the Consequent: for the
30 7 |        is B from With those that depend upon an imperfection in
31 7 |  refutation, and with those that depend upon the difference between
32 8 |       points apparent syllogisms depend, we know also on how many
33 8 |   syllogisms and refutations may depend. By a sophistical refutation
34 8 |           e.g. in fallacies that depend on language and on solecism.
35 8 |        contradictory of a thesis depend on their appearing to refute,
36 8 |       and an apparent refutation depend must be the same in number.
37 8 |      which the fallacious proofs depend: for they could not depend
38 8 |       depend: for they could not depend on more, but all will depend
39 8 |     depend on more, but all will depend on the points aforesaid.~
40 9 |          considerations on which depend the refutations of those
41 9 | everything: for some refutations depend upon the principles that
42 9 |           but only of those that depend upon dialectic that we need
43 9 | considerations on which all such depend: if, however, we grasp this,
44 9 |          which those refutations depend, that are merely apparent-apparent,
45 10|         point of fact those that depend on mere expression are only
46 10|         of those syllogisms that depend on a multiplicity of meanings.
47 10| describes all the arguments that depend on language: whereas some
48 10|          to be one of those that depend on the expression. There
49 10|         refutations which do not depend upon language, e.g. those
50 10|        language, e.g. those that depend upon accident, and others.~
51 14|    Almost all apparent solecisms depend upon the word "this" (tode),
52 14|    refutations which are said to depend on the like expression of
53 16|     since for the most part they depend upon the expression, they
54 19|          refutations, then, that depend upon ambiguity and amphiboly
55 20|     solve those refutations that depend upon the division and combination
56 20|     expressions as the following depend upon the combination or
57 20|         that not all refutations depend upon ambiguity as some people
58 20|  properly: for of arguments that depend upon the same point the
59 22|        meet those fallacies that depend on the identical expressions
60 23|      dealing with arguments that depend on language that the solution
61 24|      dealing with arguments that depend on Accident, one and the
62 24|  arguments such as the following depend upon Accident. "Do you know
63 24|     correction of arguments that depend upon the same point ought
64 24|       different meanings seem to depend on whether the term is used
65 25|         25~Those arguments which depend upon an expression that
66 25|  arguments of the following kind depend upon this." Is health, or
67 26|              26~Refutations that depend on the definition of a refutation
68 26|          the following arguments depend upon a point of that kind. "
69 27|        27~As to refutations that depend on begging and assuming
70 33|         to be thought by some to depend on diction, by others on
71 33|        just as in fallacies that depend on ambiguity, which are
72 33|      humorous phrases nearly all depend on diction; e.g. "The man