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 1 5 |        alike: for then there is general support for the view that
 2 11|   because Zeno’s argument is of general application. If, then, the
 3 11| argument such as we find in the general philosophy of being. For
 4 11|         serves them here is the general principles: for they know
 5 11|       it is possible from these general principles to hold an examination
 6 15| contrary lines, of argument. In general, all the methods described
 7 15|      state as your aim only the general result that always happens
 8 17|       to prove something in the general estimation rather than in
 9 17|         arguments rather in the general estimation than according
10 17|       to the truth. For it is a general rule in fighting contentious
11 17|          both true opinions and general assertions) or like the
12 19|        manner cannot do so". In general, too, even though he draws
13 22|          Man", and indeed every general predicate, denotes not an
14 23|                      23~It is a general rule in dealing with arguments
15 31|         knowledge") as it is in general: for in general it was the "
16 31|        it is in general: for in general it was the "knowledge of
17 31|     phrase. For "concave" has a general meaning which is the same
18 33|       extremely contrary to the general view or false; but sometimes
19 34|        part, both as a whole in general, and in particular how to