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 1 1 |           to be so but are not, is evident. This happens with arguments,
 2 17| distinguish them is granted, it is evident that to grant the question
 3 17|            to two questions, it is evident that it is not proper to
 4 17|            to two questions, it is evident that we should not say simply "
 5 17|     because he is a Spartan. It is evident, then, that where the premiss
 6 20|                           20~It is evident also how one should solve
 7 20|            an ambiguous one. It is evident also that not all refutations
 8 22|          had not got". It is quite evident that he has not proved his
 9 22|           just as "Man" was. It is evident then that one must not grant
10 24|           small number?" For it is evident in all these cases that
11 24|              or "slave". Yet it is evident that if the appearance a