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 1 4 |       in which we might fall to mean the same thing by the same
 2 4 |      possible by this phrase to mean that knowledge belongs to
 3 4 |        a double meaning: it may mean that the speaker is silent
 4 8 |      refutation and syllogism I mean not only a syllogism or
 5 9 |        according to the art", I mean "according to the principles
 6 9 |     merely apparent-apparent, I mean, not to everybody, but to
 7 10|       speaking of the silent" I mean, in one sense this and in
 8 13|       have already said what we mean by "to babble". This is
 9 17|         But perhaps they do not mean the same." Well, nor did
10 21|    clear: for the word does not mean the same when spoken with
11 22| individually; but this does not mean "all the things" he knows,
12 33|    think that "Being" and "One" mean the same; while others solve