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 1 1 |           accomplishments the one depends on the faculty to render
 2 4 |       seven kinds:~(1) that which depends upon Accident:~(2) the use
 3 4 |          relation:~(3) that which depends upon ignorance of what "
 4 4 |    refutation" is:~(4) that which depends upon the consequent:~(5)
 5 4 |        consequent:~(5) that which depends upon assuming the original
 6 5 |   different.~The refutation which depends upon the consequent arises
 7 5 |       fever.~The refutation which depends upon treating as cause what
 8 5 |       thought that the refutation depends upon it, e.g. in the proof
 9 8 |        Now an apparent refutation depends upon the elements involved
10 8 |         apparent, e.g. that which depends on the failure of the conclusion
11 8 |           questions as one and so depends upon a flaw in the premiss,
12 8 |           premiss, and that which depends on the substitution of an
13 8 |     branch of the last-that which depends upon the consequent: more
14 8 |        way. For unless that which depends upon ambiguity assumes that
15 8 |           meaning, and that which depends on like verbal forms assumes
16 9 |           how many considerations depends the formation, through the
17 12|           statement is that which depends on the standards of Nature
18 16|         connexion of the argument depends, we still are at a loss
19 17|          which a refutation often depends.~If one is debarred from
20 17|         the consequent refutation depends. For example, "Is what belongs
21 18|           of question the falsity depends, and whereas "false reasoning"
22 18|          questions the appearance depends. Thus it comes about that
23 20|          questions, but it really depends upon combination. For the
24 20| combination. For the meaning that depends upon the division of the
25 20|    Accordingly an expression that depends upon division is not an
26 23|       turns: e.g. if the argument depends upon combination, then the
27 23|         combination. Again, if it depends on an acute accent, the
28 23|     accent, it is an acute. If it depends on ambiguity, one can solve
29 23|        amphiboly. If the argument depends on likeness of expression,
30 24|        but not to show on what it depends, e.g. in the case of Zeno’
31 24|       showing on what its falsity depends. If then he has not proved
32 24|         if the appearance a proof depends upon a plurality of meanings,
33 24|       master, but the combination depends upon Accident. "Is A yours?" "
34 28|         argument of Melissus also depends: for he claims that because
35 29|       refutations whose reasoning depends on some addition, look and
36 33|           argument the same if it depends upon the same point; but
37 33|         also whether the solution depends on a false premiss or on
38 33|       that whose solution clearly depends upon a distinction or a
39 33|      premisses that the deception depends.~Now sometimes an argument