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1 12| arguments: this can be done both properly and improperly, as was said
2 17|          conclusion has not been properly shown, approaching it in
3 18|        solves arguments that are properly reasoned by demolishing
4 18|         as of arguments that are properly reasoned some have a true
5 18|      place look and see if it is properly reasoned, or is unreasoned;
6 20|   evidently they do not solve it properly: for of arguments that depend
7 33|  uncertainty whether it has been properly reasoned or not; and also
8 33|      argument which has not been properly reasoned is silly, supposing
9 33|        and also failed to reason properly, is silly; but when what