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 1 1 |     only. It is impossible in a discussion to bring in the actual things
 2 3 |      reduce the opponent in the discussion to babbling-i.e. to constrain
 3 4 |       to construct in unwritten discussion; in written discussions
 4 10|       things are one"-will this discussion be directed any more against
 5 10|         it is clear that such a discussion will not be directed against
 6 11| principles of the subject under discussion but from all that range
 7 17|        for that is the death of discussion. Rather, the case is like
 8 34|       whence fallacies arise in discussion, and how we are to show
 9 34|        things let the foregoing discussion suffice. It remains to recall
10 34|       proposal and to bring our discussion to a close with a few words
11 34|    essential task of the art of discussion (dialectic) and of examination (