Paragraph

 1 1 |           also elsewhere, through a certain likeness between the genuine
 2 1 |              For reasoning rests on certain statements such that they
 3 4 |               yet the one denotes a certain quality-i.e. a certain condition-while
 4 4 |            a certain quality-i.e. a certain condition-while the other
 5 4 | condition-while the other denotes a certain action. In the same manner
 6 5 |             used absolutely or in a certain respect and not strictly,
 7 5 |             expression is used in a certain respect or used absolutely.
 8 5 |           is made of something in a certain respect, it would be generally
 9 6 |      whether something is said in a certain respect only or said absolutely,
10 6 |           point. For of "white in a certain respect" the negation is "
11 6 |         negation is "not white in a certain respect", while of "white
12 6 |         that a thing is "white in a certain respect" as though it were
13 9 |       everybody, but to people of a certain stamp; for it is an indefinite
14 10|           or thought, there will be certain other arguments directed
15 11|           the art of sophistry is a certain appearance of wisdom without
16 11|            of anything employs also certain common principles. Hence
17 12|             best brought about by a certain manner of questioning and
18 14|             Solecism resembles in a certain way those refutations which
19 14|           question be arranged in a certain manner with a view to concealment,
20 17|       contradiction arrived at from certain views, there could be no
21 17|             said, then, inasmuch as certain refutations are generally
22 17|        really, in the same way also certain solutions will be generally
23 22|             thing, but to give in a certain manner; and a man could
24 24|        being, or to being is a in a certain state, e.g. suppose that