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 1 4 | inevitable), while on the other hand we say of good things as
 2 4 |         fallacies, on the other hand, that are independent of
 3 6 |        suffer refutation at the hand of the unscientific: for
 4 8 |        refutations on the other hand, even though they prove
 5 10|        expression. On the other hand, it is directed against
 6 10|    questioned? If, on the other hand, one of them supposes the
 7 11|        the particular matter in hand, while he who only appears
 8 11|       conform to the subject in hand. So, then, any merely apparent
 9 11|       conform to the subject in hand, even though it be genuine
10 11|         Dialectic, on the other hand, does proceed by questioning,
11 11|       the particular subject in hand. For suppose the answerer
12 11|     refutation; for they take a hand as amateurs in the same
13 15|      One resource, on the other hand, is speed; for when people
14 15|       made, while, on the other hand, some ways of stating it
15 16|       take an argument in one’s hand and then to see and solve
16 17|         truth. If, on the other hand, one had drawn a distinction,
17 17|     minimized. If, on the other hand, one is compelled to say
18 18|       case: those, on the other hand, that are false in respect
19 19|          Whenever, on the other hand, the many senses lie in
20 22|        man strike a blow with a hand which he has not got, or
21 22|       follows. If, on the other hand, the conclusion does not
22 23|         alive: if, on the other hand, one has declared it to
23 24|         of course, on the other hand, that it has a number of
24 25|      not the same? On the other hand, Not-being, even if it be
25 32|          she", if, on the other hand, the answerer does not grant
26 33|         arguments, on the other hand, the most incisive is the
27 34|      this inquiry, on the other hand, it was not the case that
28 34|       Gorgias. For they used to hand out speeches to be learned