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 1 4 |   kataputhetai ombro. For they solve the difficulty by a change
 2 16|       hand and then to see and solve its faults, as it is to
 3 17|      also we have sometimes to solve arguments rather in the
 4 18|   conclusion it is possible to solve in two ways; for it is possible
 5 18|      So that those who wish to solve an argument should in the
 6 20|    evident also how one should solve those refutations that depend
 7 20|   power to do it." Some people solve this last refutation in
 8 20|      But evidently they do not solve it properly: for of arguments
 9 21|      negation." How one should solve this, is clear: for the
10 22|      only one eye. Some people solve this case, where a man has
11 22|      has only one. Others also solve it as they solve the refutation
12 22|   Others also solve it as they solve the refutation of the view
13 23|  depends on ambiguity, one can solve it by using the opposite
14 24|     other cases as well.)~Some solve these refutations by demolishing
15 24| mentioned is that of those who solve the proof that every number
16 24|      principle of ambiguity to solve the aforesaid reasonings,
17 33|    mean the same; while others solve the argument of Zeno and
18 34|       and in particular how to solve arguments and solecisms-on