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 1 2 |          those that reason from the principles appropriate to each subject
 2 9 |         refutations depend upon the principles that rule in geometry and
 3 9 |            I mean "according to the principles of it". Clearly, then, it
 4 9 |      proceeds from the common first principles that fall under no particular
 5 9 |            through the common first principles, of a refutation that is
 6 11| dialectician who regards the common principles with their application to
 7 11|          misreasoning from the same principles as dialectic uses, just
 8 11|            his false diagram on the principles and conclusions that fall
 9 11|         which is subordinate to the principles of dialectic will yet clearly
10 11|            because it proceeds from principles that are peculiar to geometry,
11 11|        possibly fall under the same principles. Accordingly, no art that
12 11|            at least about the first principles and the special principles
13 11|          principles and the special principles that apply to the particular
14 11|           knows or from the special principles of the subject under discussion
15 11|         employs also certain common principles. Hence everybody, including
16 11|            them here is the general principles: for they know these of
17 11|            there are many identical principles which are true of everything,
18 11|         negative terms, while other principles are not of this kind but
19 11|         possible from these general principles to hold an examination on
20 11|          from any definite class of principles, but will deal with every