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 1 4 |           profess-to-be a stone". Also, "Speaking of the silent is possible":
 2 4 |                silent is possible": for "speaking of the silent" also has
 3 10|           apparent. In the argument that speaking of the silent is possible
 4 10| distinction-suppose one’s question to be speaking of the silent possible or
 5 10|               distinction, and say, "By "speaking of the silent" I mean, in
 6 17|             whether at the moment one is speaking the truth. If, on the other
 7 19|                  e.g. in the proof that "speaking of the silent" is possible,
 8 19|           another not so", as e.g. that "speaking of the silent" is in one
 9 19|            addition to the question: "Is speaking of the silent possible?" "
10 25|                is nothing to prevent the speaking of them being just: for
11 32|             truly call it?" "Yes". "But, speaking of a stone, you call him
12 32|              generally thought not to be speaking good Greek, any more than
13 32|                  it to be?" "Yes". "But, speaking of a stick, you call it