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1 4 |          when words that have a simple sense taken alone have more
2 17|        same." Well, nor did the simple name in the former case:
3 17|   ascribe to the one person the simple title "Coriscus", while
4 17|         is not proper to give a simple answer to any ambiguous
5 17|    propositions: for though the simple answer be true, that does
6 30| sometimes in neither, so that a simple answer does one, as it happens,
7 30|        that the question is not simple, so it is in these cases
8 30|       many, the man who gives a simple answer encounters no obstacle