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 1 5 |          which of the attributes ought to be rendered strictly.
 2 6 | inconclusive: for the conclusion ought to result from the premisses
 3 6 |          For the same definition ought to hold good of "refutation"
 4 6 |          in the above manner, we ought to set "Defective definition"
 5 6 |      thereof. For the conclusion ought to come about "because these
 6 6 |      thereof. For the conclusion ought to come about "because these
 7 9 |        those who are refuted, we ought not to try to grasp without
 8 10|          is a proof, so that one ought to discuss proof as well
 9 10|         his thought! Or how else ought he to put his question except
10 12|         e.g. they say that a man ought to die nobly rather than
11 12|     answer is paradoxical; e.g. "Ought one to obey the wise or
12 12|      wise or one's father?" and "Ought one to do what is expedient
13 15|      obtaining your premiss, you ought to put it in your question
14 17|           just as we say that we ought sometimes to choose to prove
15 24|       depend upon the same point ought to be the same, whereas
16 24|          expression in question, ought to bear a number of literal
17 33|          false; but sometimes it ought not to be held in contempt.