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 1 1 |         to be (for the art of the sophist is the semblance of wisdom
 2 1 |      without the reality, and the sophist is one who makes money from
 3 11|           appears to do this is a sophist. Now for contentious and
 4 12|        was the second item of the sophist’s programme-in the first
 5 17|         from them. If, again, the sophist tries to secure that has
 6 19| refutation takes place unless the sophist secures as well the contradiction
 7 22|          in argument supposes the sophist to have negated the fact
 8 22|    without any qualification, the sophist’s conclusion follows. If,
 9 22|          is that, even if all the sophist’s premisses be granted,
10 22|       slow" quick". Then his (the sophist’s) words denote not what
11 23|           to be inanimate and the sophist has proved it to be animate,
12 32|        does he grant it, then the sophist has not proved his case