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 1 4 |  number: they are ambiguity, amphiboly, combination, division of
 2 4 |    the following depend upon amphiboly: "I wish that you the enemy
 3 4 | someone else has it of them.~Amphiboly and ambiguity, then, depend
 4 17|    draw distinctions against amphiboly and ambiguity: they do not
 5 17|    the ambiguous term or the amphiboly, the refutation would not
 6 17| distinguish the senses of an amphiboly, it is not clear whether
 7 17|    that, though they see the amphiboly, people hesitate to draw
 8 17|     turns upon ambiguity and amphiboly would not have existed either,
 9 19|    depend upon ambiguity and amphiboly some contain some question
10 19|    the questions contains an amphiboly. Also the double-edged saying
11 20|     also in it an element of amphiboly in the questions, but it
12 23|   Likewise also in a case of amphiboly. If the argument depends