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1 1 |     to avoid fallacies in the subjects which he knows and to be
2 11| merely apparent reasoning, on subjects on which dialectical reasoning
3 11|  contentious as regards other subjects. Thus, e.g. though the squaring
4 11|   argument upon the aforesaid subjects could not have existed.
5 11|     are special to particular subjects; accordingly it is possible
6 17|  predicate be true of all the subjects, as some claim that one
7 17|       the truth, we then have subjects of which it is very easy
8 30|      belonging to a number of subjects and in one sense both belong