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1 6 |        Defective definition" as a common mark upon them all.~Those
2 9 |       rules: for these stand in a common relation to every art and
3 9 | refutation that proceeds from the common first principles that fall
4 9 |        the formation, through the common first principles, of a refutation
5 11|      dialectician who regards the common principles with their application
6 11|     anything employs also certain common principles. Hence everybody,
7 14|       because "this" (touto) is a common form of several inflections:
8 22|          not grant that what is a common predicate applying to a