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 1 4 |     are ambiguity, amphiboly, combination, division of words, accent,
 2 4 |      more than one meaning in combination; e.g. "knowing letters".
 3 4 |     modes of speech. Upon the combination of words there depend instances
 4 6 | substance)-while fallacies of combination and division and accent
 5 7 |       in those that depend on combination and division, it is because
 6 20|  depend upon the division and combination of words: for if the expression
 7 20|     following depend upon the combination or division of the words: "
 8 20|    but it really depends upon combination. For the meaning that depends
 9 23|     the argument depends upon combination, then the solution consists
10 23|     if upon division, then in combination. Again, if it depends on
11 24|       child’s master, but the combination depends upon Accident. "
12 31|    the same meaning as in the combination. Nor is "knowledge" the