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 1 1 | sophistic refutations, i.e. what appear to be refutations but are
 2 1 |       inexperience may make them appear so: for inexperienced people
 3 2 |         are those that reason or appear to reason to a conclusion
 4 2 |   conclusion from premisses that appear to be generally accepted
 5 5 |         the original point; they appear to refute because men lack
 6 8 |     considerations which make it appear to an audience that the
 7 13|          nose".~People sometimes appear to produce this result,
 8 15|        have granted it, and also appear to the audience to have
 9 32|        prove solecism but merely appear to do so, and both why they
10 32|         so, and both why they so appear and how you should meet
11 33|      rest as well), while others appear to elude the most expert (