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 1 6 |        a refutation, but merely appears to do so owing to ignorance
 2 6 |       what is not a proposition appears to be one. If, then, the
 3 8 |   syllogism or refutation which appears to be valid but is not,
 4 8 |        though it is valid, only appears to be appropriate to the
 5 8 |      meaning, but only one that appears to have, and that only from
 6 11|         hand, while he who only appears to do this is a sophist.
 7 11|       any reasoning that merely appears to conform to the subject
 8 12|          whereas they wish what appears to be to their interest:
 9 22|         is not alike, though it appears to be so because of the
10 25|     both false and true: but it appears to be a troublesome question
11 32| previously said what it is that appears to bring them about; the
12 32|          that is really unlike, appears to be like the nominative. "