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1 5 |    merely apparent refutation, showing (e.g.) that the same thing
2 11|   business not of a man who is showing something, but of one who
3 11|        art that is a method of showing the nature of anything proceeds
4 12|   apparent refutations. As for showing that the answerer is committing
5 12|      specially appropriate for showing up a fallacy is the sophistic
6 18|   exposure of false reasoning, showing on what kind of question
7 18|        premisses asked, and by showing that the conclusion is not
8 24| exposition of false reasoning, showing on what its falsity depends.