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1 11|  even an argument such as we find in the general philosophy
2 15|    condition that one cannot find lines of attack against
3 16|    party to arguments should find fault with them, if he cannot
4 17|  argument turned, they often find themselves faced by a paradox.
5 22| grant the opposite, he could find no solution, just as happens
6 23|   opposite term; e.g. if you find yourself calling something
7 24|      conceivably possible to find a real ambiguity in the
8 25|      is a feature one has to find in the conclusion by examining