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 1 4 |  expressions. Arguments such as the following depend upon ambiguity. "
 2 4 |      formerly. Examples such as the following depend upon amphiboly: "
 3 4 |        depend instances such as the following: "A man can walk while sitting,
 4 13|             in all arguments of the following kind: If it is all the same
 5 14|             the case of dialectics. Following then upon what we have said,
 6 20|             such expressions as the following depend upon the combination
 7 21|          might be made up; e.g. the following argument. "Is ou katalueis
 8 22|             expression; e.g. in the following argument: "Is it possible
 9 22|         Like the above are also the following arguments. It is asked if
10 22|           also all arguments of the following kind: "Could a man strike
11 22|             effected.~Moreover, the following too belong to this group
12 24|           All arguments such as the following depend upon Accident. "Do
13 25| contradictory.~All arguments of the following kind have this feature: "
14 25|            For all arguments of the following kind depend upon this."
15 26|    refutation of your case. All the following arguments depend upon a
16 30|            this. Thus (e.g.) in the following arguments: Supposing to
17 32|             in all arguments of the following kind: "Is a thing truly