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 1 1 |     are not, is evident. This happens with arguments, as also
 2 5 |     from a man, because it so happens (accidit) that the person
 3 5 |     in question is untrue. It happens like this also in real reasoning;
 4 5 |   upon it. This kind of thing happens in arguments that reason
 5 6 |      two right-angles, and it happens to be a figure, or the simplest
 6 14|       do not really do so, as happens in the case of refutations.~
 7 14|      Coriscus" (Kopiskon). It happens in the same way in the case
 8 15|    general result that always happens in refutations, namely the
 9 16|      moment. Sometimes too it happens as with diagrams; for there
10 17|    had been refuted. It often happens, however, that, though they
11 22|    expression. The same thing happens here as happens in cases
12 22|    same thing happens here as happens in cases of ambiguity: for
13 22|     find no solution, just as happens in other cases; e.g. suppose
14 24|       A is yours," because he happens to be both yours and a child;
15 30| simple answer does one, as it happens, no harm despite the fact