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1 8 |      which fail to refute and prove people to be ignorant according
2 8 |       dialectic: and this may prove a false conclusion because
3 8 |  other hand, even though they prove the contradictory of his
4 17|  ought sometimes to choose to prove something in the general
5 17|    say that they don’t really prove their case, so that our
6 19|    the conclusion he means to prove; e.g. in the proof that "
7 24|    case of Zeno’s argument to prove that motion is impossible.
8 32| arguments of this kind do not prove solecism but merely appear
9 33|    generally accepted it will prove a conclusion, negative or