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 1 4 |       qualification of respect or place, or time, or relation:~(
 2 6 |          refutation. In the first place, we may see if they are
 3 7 |         on language; in the first place, because the deception is
 4 10|       argument. For, in the first place, it is possible for any
 5 10|        claim this is in the first place absurd (for sometimes the
 6 10|          be there): in the second place, what else but this will
 7 12|          s programme-in the first place, then, this is best brought
 8 15| confutation is just about to take place, so questioners also should
 9 16|         twofold. For in the first place, since for the most part
10 16|        their names. In the second place they are useful for one’
11 18|      argument should in the first place look and see if it is properly
12 19|    conclusion no refutation takes place unless the sophist secures
13 25|          a particular respect, or place, or manner, or relation,
14 25|           particular relation and place and time. For all arguments
15 25|        the unjust, and what takes place justly to what takes place
16 25|        place justly to what takes place unjustly? "Yes." "But to
17 33|           one which, in the first place, is characterized by an
18 33|           of the rest, the second place is held by that whose solution