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 1 1 |       study the class of arguments aforesaid: for it is worth their while:
 2 6 |        possible to analyse all the aforesaid modes of fallacy into breaches
 3 7 |           of "proof" is due to the aforesaid reason.~
 4 8 |          will depend on the points aforesaid.~A sophistical refutation
 5 11|      contentious argument upon the aforesaid subjects could not have
 6 14|            our argument out of the aforesaid inflections.~These, then,
 7 14|        methods for conducting them aforesaid. But it makes no little
 8 17| approaching it in the light of the aforesaid distinction between the
 9 24|          of ambiguity to solve the aforesaid reasonings, e.g. the proof
10 33|          that of all the arguments aforesaid it is easier with some to
11 34|          our treatise not only the aforesaid aim of being able to exact