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 1 1 |     actual things discussed: we use their names as symbols instead
 2 3 | consequence of the argument, to use an ungrammatical expression;
 3 4 |     both "to understand" by the use of knowledge, and also "
 4 4 |            2) when by custom we use them so; (3) when words
 5 4 |     down. For it is possible to use an expression to denote
 6 4 |  depends upon Accident:~(2) the use of an expression absolutely
 7 11|  including even amateurs, makes use in a way of dialectic and
 8 15|         take it for granted and use it: for sometimes people
 9 15|        all; one should take and use it as granted.~
10 16|      requires them, and of what use is served by arguments of
11 16|     arguments of this kind.~The use of them, then, is, for philosophy,
12 17|     this Coriscus" is so, is to use the same expression: and
13 24|       mistake.~Some people also use the principle of ambiguity
14 25|        to the fool who does not use it aright it is not a good
15 25|        to speak of things be of use, the things need be of use.
16 25|      use, the things need be of use. Likewise also in the case
17 27|         that he intended not to use it as a premiss, but to
18 34|     paradoxes; moreover, by the use of what materials solescism
19 34|         as to the question what use is served by all arguments