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 1 4 |   respect or place, or time, or relation:~(3) that which depends
 2 5 |         in the same respect and relation and manner and time in which
 3 5 |         people suppose that the relation of consequence is convertible.
 4 5 | absolutely, are inconclusive in relation to the proposed conclusion.
 5 8 |         in the same respect and relation and manner, the fallacy
 6 9 |         these stand in a common relation to every art and faculty.
 7 11|     stands in somewhat the same relation to the dialectical as the
 8 11|      application. If, then, the relation of the contentious argument
 9 13|   relative, and are rendered in relation to one and the same thing,
10 22|     which is in the Category of Relation or of Quantity, but is usually
11 22|         or number, but a manner relation, e.g. that it is not coupled
12 22|  denotes either a quality, or a relation, or a quantity, or something
13 25|         or place, or manner, or relation, and not valid absolutely,
14 25|   considering the conclusion in relation to its contradictory, to
15 25|         a particular respect or relation or manner, or to prevent
16 25|      some particular respect or relation, i.e. being true in some
17 25|        cases of some particular relation and place and time. For
18 26|         in the same respect and relation and manner and time. If