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 1 4 |         that which depends upon Accident:~(2) the use of an expression
 2 5 | Fallacies, then, that depend on Accident occur whenever any attribute
 3 5 |    manner to a thing and to its accident. For since the same thing
 4 6 |        Fallacies that depend on Accident are clear cases of ignoratio
 5 6 |       is no proof as regards an accident of anything, there is no
 6 6 |      consequent are a branch of Accident: for the consequent is an
 7 6 |        for the consequent is an accident, only it differs from the
 8 6 |        only it differs from the accident in this, that you may secure
 9 6 |      secure an admission of the accident in the case of one thing
10 6 |         refutation depending on accident consists in ignorance of
11 7 |      fallacies that depend upon Accident, deception comes about because
12 7 |       consequent is a branch of Accident. Moreover, in many cases
13 8 |       on the substitution of an accident for an essential attribute,
14 10|     e.g. those that depend upon accident, and others.~If, however,
15 24|        arguments that depend on Accident, one and the same solution
16 24|         where it belongs to the accident of the thing, and since
17 24|       the following depend upon Accident. "Do you know what I am
18 24|    which is true of the thing’s accident to be true of the thing
19 24|        combination depends upon Accident. "Is A yours?" "Yes." "And
20 33|        on diction, by others on accident, and by others on something
21 33|         as regards fallacies of Accident and each of the other types,