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 1 1 |         condition, while others merely seem to be so by blowing
 2 1 |        while others are not and merely seem to be such to our sense;
 3 5 |      and the same attribute-not merely the name, but the reality-and
 4 5 |  reality-and a name that is not merely synonymous but the same
 5 5 |      said conditions and give a merely apparent refutation, showing (
 6 5 |   therefore their refutation is merely apparent. One might, with
 7 5 |       the same as the soul, but merely says that life is contrary
 8 6 | necessarily to state it and not merely to seem to compel us. Next
 9 6 |        effect a refutation, but merely appears to do so owing to
10 6 |        mark of a refutation, is merely apparent, and the rest failing
11 8 |        must make the refutation merely apparent, e.g. that which
12 9 |        to examine whether it is merely apparent without being real,
13 9 |    refutations depend, that are merely apparent-apparent, I mean,
14 10|    refutation of that kind is a merely apparent proof of the contradictory
15 10|      both, if the refutation be merely apparent. In the argument
16 10|       himself, the other should merely ask questions.~
17 11|    reasoning: (1) one such is a merely apparent reasoning, on subjects
18 11|  subject in hand. So, then, any merely apparent reasoning about
19 11|          and any reasoning that merely appears to conform to the
20 11| contentious argument: for it is merely apparent in its conformity
21 11|      art of money-making from a merely apparent wisdom, and this
22 11|       this is why they aim at a merely apparent demonstration:
23 16|         truth of the matter but merely inexperience that put him
24 17|         not as refuting, but as merely appearing to refute: for
25 18|        also the correction of a merely apparent proof, so as to
26 18|        them, whereas one solves merely apparent arguments by drawing
27 20|         harp-while-not-harping; merely, when he is not doing it,
28 22|         tyro) affirmed, and not merely the name: whereas there
29 24|         of a number of meanings merely suppose we express it elliptically:
30 31|         phrase "double of half" merely on the ground that it figures
31 32|       do not prove solecism but merely appear to do so, and both