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1 2 |     subject and not from the opinions held by the answerer (for
2 5 |   the deceptions that attend opinions based on sense-perception.
3 12|   wishes and their professed opinions. For people do not wish
4 12|   into stating the professed opinions of people, while he who
5 12| professed or to their hidden opinions.~The widest range of common-place
6 17|   name of "maxims" both true opinions and general assertions)
7 17|    and moreover (2) whenever opinions are divided as to the truth,