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 1 1 |  without seeming to be (for the art of the sophist is the semblance
 2 1 |         that contribute to this art.~
 3 8 |         was the function of the art of examination. Now the
 4 8 |         of examination. Now the art of examining is a branch
 5 9 |          for according to every art there is false proof, e.g.
 6 9 |     proof. By "according to the art", I mean "according to the
 7 9 |        common relation to every art and faculty. And as regards
 8 11|         an examination. For the art of examining is a branch
 9 11|       thought to conform to the art in question. For false diagrams
10 11|   conform to the subject of the art)-any more than is any false
11 11|        of foul fighting, so the art of contentious reasoning
12 11|        are sophistical. For the art of sophistry is, as we said,’
13 11|          as we said,’ a kind of art of money-making from a merely
14 11|         be sophistical: for the art of sophistry is a certain
15 11| conclusions that fall under the art of geometry, the argument
16 11|     principles. Accordingly, no art that is a method of showing
17 11|        well. For neither is the art of examination an accomplishment
18 11|     theory. So then clearly the art of examining does not consist
19 11|      there should be a definite art of so doing, and, moreover,
20 11|        doing, and, moreover, an art which is not of the same
21 14|    could produce this effect by art as well: and for this reason
22 24|         the statue your work of art?" or "Is the dog your father?" "
23 24|      mine and is also a work of art, is it therefore my work
24 24|         it therefore my work of art, but my property or thing
25 34|       the essential task of the art of discussion (dialectic)
26 34|        the near presence of the art of sophistry (sophistic),
27 34|         be wondered at that the art has attained considerable
28 34|       imparting to them not the art but its products, as though
29 34|     then not to teach a man the art of shoe-making or the sources
30 34|         but has not imparted an art to him. Moreover, on the