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 1 4 |       inevitable, as often is the case with evils, too (for evil
 2 6 |        point, and this is not the case with those arguments which
 3 6 |        point, and this is not the case with those arguments which
 4 6 |  admission of the accident in the case of one thing only (e.g.
 5 6 |   beginning. Likewise also in the case of things that are made
 6 7 |      deception comes about in the case of arguments that depend
 7 7 |         divided, as is indeed the case with most phrases. Likewise
 8 7 | universally. Likewise also in the case of those that assume the
 9 10|         manifest the state of the case to one who has never considered,
10 11|    disputation: for in the former case those who are resolved to
11 11|  everything, and so in the latter case do contentious reasoners.
12 12|        hidden away: for in either case they are bound to introduce
13 14|          do so, as happens in the case of refutations.~Almost all
14 14|    happens in the same way in the case of feminine nouns as well,
15 14|         nouns as well, and in the case of the so-called "chattels"
16 14|         to concealment, as in the case of dialectics. Following
17 15|         man grants the individual case, when the induction is done
18 17|          don’t really prove their case, so that our object in correcting
19 17|    refuted in a sense: for in the case of visible objects one is
20 17|         simple name in the former case: so where is the difference?
21 17|           discussion. Rather, the case is like as though different
22 17|       simply "Yes" or "No" in the case of ambiguous terms either:
23 17|          kinds of fallacy.~In the case, then, of names that are
24 18|         not the real state of the case: those, on the other hand,
25 20|  breathing, as eros and eros is a case of double meaning. (In writing,
26 22|    Suppose, however, that in that case any one, after granting
27 22|            Some people solve this case, where a man has more than
28 22|       same account applies to the case of an opinion as well. Again, "
29 22|        sort. Likewise also in the case of "Coriscus" and "Coriscus
30 22|         as Callias is. Nor is the case improved one whit even if
31 23|     inanimate. Likewise also in a case of amphiboly. If the argument
32 23|     through. Likewise also in the case of the other examples.~
33 24| attributes belong; whereas in the case of a good thing, to be good
34 24|         of a question; nor in the case of a man approaching, or
35 24|   approaching, it still isn’t the case that I both know and do
36 24|         same thing, yet with that case the solution stated has
37 24|           it depends, e.g. in the case of Zeno’s argument to prove
38 24|         and even if he proved his case ten thousand times over,
39 24|        then he has not proved his case, or is trying to establish
40 24|           expressed by a genitive case is on that account a so-and-so "
41 24|          of the evils-but in that case the apparently different
42 25|        same man?" Or isn’t it the case that being something in
43 25|       mistaken. For it is not the case that if the thief is an
44 25|         though in this particular case the unjust may very well
45 25|           just in this particular case or in this particular manner,
46 25|         use. Likewise also in the case of what is just. So that
47 25|       just. So that it is not the case that because the things
48 26|   constitute a refutation of your case. All the following arguments
49 29|                         29~In the case of any refutations whose
50 30|           one. But just as in the case of ambiguous terms, an attribute
51 31|          of the knowable". In the case of terms that are predicated
52 31|          which is the same in the case of a snub nose, and of a
53 31|         granted in the nominative case: for it is a falsehood.
54 32|        sophist has not proved his case either in fact or as against
55 32|           apparently, because the case (the accusative), that is
56 32|           second for a nominative case. "When you have understanding
57 33|       negative or positive as the case may be, that is just as
58 34|          this inquiry. For in the case of all discoveries the results
59 34|        other hand, it was not the case that part of the work had