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 1 1 |     refutations but are really fallacies instead. We will begin in
 2 1 |        thing, himself to avoid fallacies in the subjects which he
 3 4 |   these common-place rules. Of fallacies, on the other hand, that
 4 5 |                              5~Fallacies, then, that depend on Accident
 5 5 |       it white or black?~Other fallacies occur because the terms "
 6 5 |      fallacy into the group of fallacies dependent on language as
 7 6 |    fallacy thereby. For of the fallacies that consist in language,
 8 6 |    particular substance)-while fallacies of combination and division
 9 6 |       think your point proved.~Fallacies that depend on Accident
10 6 |   definition, and if we divide fallacies in the above manner, we
11 6 |     another way as well.~Those fallacies that depend upon the making
12 7 |       the language. With those fallacies that depend upon Accident,
13 8 |        up its falsity, e.g. in fallacies that depend on language
14 10|      whereas some of these are fallacies not because the answerer
15 11| contentious (for the resulting fallacies conform to the subject of
16 16|    right of the sources whence fallacies came, and also our distinctions
17 22|        how one must meet those fallacies that depend on the identical
18 25|        suffered; and these are fallacies. For because to suffer a
19 33|        Accordingly, just as in fallacies that depend on ambiguity,
20 33|       likewise also as regards fallacies of Accident and each of
21 34|     and kind of sources whence fallacies arise in discussion, and
22 34|    been through the subject of Fallacies, as we have already stated