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1 1 |         which he knows and to be able to show up the man who makes
2 5 |         they will either both be able to see or else both be blind;
3 9 | dialectician’s business is to be able to grasp on how many considerations
4 11|        to study these, and to be able to effect them, is not difficult
5 12|  Nowadays, however, men are less able to play foul by these means
6 15|       agitated everybody is less able to take care of himself.
7 16|       its faults, as it is to be able to meet it quickly while
8 34|       sophistic), not only to be able to conduct an examination
9 34|       the aforesaid aim of being able to exact an account of any