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 1 4 |              has a double meaning: it means what is inevitable, as often
 2 4 |              in meaning: sometimes it means "the man who is sick or
 3 4 | write-while-not-writing": for then it means that he has the power to
 4 4 |             does not combine them, it means that when he is not writing
 5 6 |       question to show that "doublet" means the same thing, in order
 6 7 |               person is carried on by means of speech, whereas an inquiry
 7 7 |           carried on quite as much by means of the object itself); secondly
 8 8 |          through all or some of these means: for what a man has not
 9 10|               against the expression" means in this doctrine "not to
10 11|             squaring of the circle by means of the lunules. But Bryson’
11 11|             squaring of the circle by means of the lunules is not contentious,
12 12|            able to play foul by these means than they were formerly:
13 13|              should seek to elicit by means of these common-place rules.
14 17|               For if the term applied means more than one thing, he
15 19|        context but not in another: it means something that is and something
16 19|    contradiction of the conclusion he means to prove; e.g. in the proof
17 20|          words: for if the expression means something different when
18 22|         method." No: "what" he knows, means" every single thing" he
19 24|              a number of meanings: it means that it is "so-and-so's
20 31|               the former connexion it means "snub" and in the latter "
21 32|            rather, talking of a stone means not saying which’ but "whom",
22 32|              definitely put that "he" means the stone. If, however,
23 33|            question, then it is by no means to be lightly despised,
24 34|          thesis in the same manner by means of views as generally held