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 1 4 |         combination, division of words, accent, form of expression.
 2 4 |         we use them so; (3) when words that have a simple sense
 3 4 |          Upon the combination of words there depend instances such
 4 4 |          same if one divides the words and if one combines them
 5 4 |         too, if one combines the words "to write-while-not-writing":
 6 6 |       meaning, e.g. ambiguity of words and of phrases, and the
 7 7 |      that depend on ambiguity of words and of phrases because we
 8 15|         against one sense of the words the objection holds, but
 9 20|      division and combination of words: for if the expression means
10 20|   combination or division of the words: "Was X being beaten with
11 20|         upon the division of the words is not really a double meaning (
12 20|     pronunciation—but the spoken words are not the same.) Accordingly
13 22|         Then his (the sophist’s) words denote not what the learner
14 22|       whole day." No, rather the words denote not what he walks
15 22|         as when any one uses the words "to drink the cup" he denotes
16 34| discussion to a close with a few words upon it.~Our programme was,