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Alphabetical [« »] semblance 1 sense 27 sense-perception 1 senses 12 sensible 2 separate 1 sequence 1	Frequency [« »] 12 premiss 12 real 12 regard 12 senses 12 sophist 12 speak 12 thesis	Aristotle On Sophistical Refutations IntraText - Concordances senses

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 1 10|        the expression bears many senses, while the answerer does
 2 16| condition for seeing in how many senses any term is used, and what
 3 17|         does not distinguish the senses of an amphiboly, it is not
 4 17|        uncertain in which of two senses the premiss proposed is
 5 17|  uncertainty in which of the two senses the premiss contains the
 6 19|   conclusion bearing a number of senses: e.g. in the proof that "
 7 19|         Whenever, then, the many senses lie in the conclusion no
 8 19|         the other hand, the many senses lie in the questions, there
 9 19|      needs be" bears a number of senses. If, however, the ambiguity
10 24|         bear a number of literal senses, whereas no one speaks of
11 30|       term sometimes in both its senses, and sometimes in neither,
12 33|          are used in a number of senses), likewise also as regards