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1 3 |  choose if possible plainly to refute the other party, or as the
2 5 |       their definition. For to refute is to contradict one and
3 5 | original point; they appear to refute because men lack the power
4 8 |        are those which fail to refute and prove people to be ignorant
5 8 |   depend on their appearing to refute, it is clear that the considerations
6 9 |         it is also possible to refute the man who maintains the
7 9 |       of the square, one might refute him by demonstrating that
8 12|     too, used to try either to refute the answerer or to make
9 17|     but as merely appearing to refute: for we say that they don’