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 1 1 |           listen to others. For this reason, then, and for others to
 2 2 |             arguments are those that reason from the principles appropriate
 3 2 |             arguments are those that reason from premisses generally
 4 2 | examination-arguments are those that reason from premisses which are
 5 2 |             arguments are those that reason or appear to reason to a
 6 2 |             that reason or appear to reason to a conclusion from premisses
 7 5 |            happens in arguments that reason ad impossible: for in these
 8 7 |              of the truth. A special reason why a man is liable to be
 9 7 |              fullest sense. For this reason, too, this type of fallacy
10 7 |              is due to the aforesaid reason.~
11 9 |              it be real, what is the reason for it: whereas it is the
12 10|             thesis. Accordingly, the reason of the falsity will be either
13 11|           definite subject. For this reason, too, it deals with everything:
14 14|            art as well: and for this reason many arguments seem to lead
15 14|             has been granted, people reason as if "him" (touton) had
16 14|           bed") a feminine. For this reason in cases of this kind as
17 27|              it as a premiss, but to reason against it, in the opposite
18 32|              not break out. For this reason, also, no solecism is incurred,
19 33|             well, and also failed to reason properly, is silly; but
20 34|      generally held as possible. The reason of this we have explained;
21 34|             main part": and for this reason also it is the most difficult;